The costs of life in Bosnia and Herzegovina are all greater every day. The most accomplished food has been.
The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina assessed the annual fundamental inflation, for the first six months of this year at 4.24 percent. In June, inflationary pressures strengthened in the average consumer prices in the service sector. How to survive the moon with a minimum?
Minimum pension – equal minimum procurement. That is how it is testified by the pensioner Amela Nikšić. How to economize with 599 marks per month?
“Deveramo certainly, especially retell. But again, as far as you can. I’m alone, so I can take the amounts of the less,” she says. Less quantity and other surveyed interlocutors attached Federal televisions.
“How much I have – I will buy so much,” the prices are disaster, “,” expensive is, but we survive. God, it is not easy, “they said.
That’s how they speak, and figures.
The union consumer basket in July this year was 3.202 marks, and five years ago was 1,822, when the average salary was 935, and now 1,590 marks. According to the Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the average food prices and non-alcoholic beverages are in June this year compared to 2015. rose by almost 60 percent.
“When we look at the basic groceries who buy daily, the average prices of bread and chicken meats are more than 60 percent, while dairy and young cheese, expiry for 65 to the professional associate of the Public Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
When it comes to other foodstuffs, the coffee is collected by 120 percent, while the average fruit prices such as pears, cherries, cherries and strawberries rose 150 to almost 185 percent.
“Shopping more five years ago. The goods were cheaper. They were also paying differently. There were more money,” says Muratka Banda merchant.
They grow price, it seems, is not visible.
“There will be more expensive eggs. Prices are disaster, they say it is due to the lack of food,” the story of Zineta Došlić.
That is why it is important, emphasizes the profession, invest in domestic production.
“The most important and long-term sole sustainable model is to develop domestic production from which we will reduce part of the expenditures we give through the import of products,” says Professor on Unze Željko Ricka.
The state must respond to adequate measures. In half years, and the inflation rate has been 4.6 percent.
“The state must assist programs, strategies, and respond to the EU attempts to help us through growth plan. All we can get, and what other states have received, we are wasting the time in political struggles,” Ricka adds.
“We can be politically arguing until the judgment, and that the economy cannot suffer that and therefore we have a decline in exports, the decline in the factory closure. And that is the last thing to build Bosnia and Herzegovina.”
And their salaries and receipts that can accompany the greater expenses of life to live life worthy of man.
