Standard of living
Better prices: Where is Serbia compared to Montenegro and Croatia
As part of the action "Stop Inflation 100+" in Montenegro, the prices of about 150 products have been reduced
As part of the action "Stop Inflation 100+" in Montenegro, the prices of about 150 products have been reduced
As part of the campaign "Better price - price for the people", the prices of another 16 products were reduced. "When I added up and bought all these 16 products, the total bill was 1.493 dinars, and if there had been no discount, this bill would have been 2.644 dinars," said Finance Minister Siniša Mali.
The President of Serbia announced the price reduction of 16 more products, the elections for March, the increase in the average salary...
The president announced that on Wednesday, he will go to the store with Sinisa Mali and Tomislav Momirović to have a Parisian breakfast, which will have a lower price from that day along with 19 other products.
The current minimum wage is around 40.000. The trade unions are asking for it to be increased to 50.000 dinars already this year. The President of Serbia said that the minimum wage in 2024 will be 400 euros
As of January 1, the state will increase pensions by 5,5 percent, which at the current rate of inflation means that pensioners' incomes will decrease by 2 percent in real terms. And that's just the beginning, just as drastic price increases are yet to come