economy
January 9, 2026
Sve naše evro zablude: Mračno predviđanje ekonomiste šta čeka Srbiju kada prođe Ekspo
Naslušali smo se u tri dana pre i tri dana posle novogodišnjeg praznika, da će nam prosečna plata krajem 2027. godine biti 1.400 a prosečna penzija 650 evra. Znači, za dve godine veće plate od trenutnih za 400 evra a penzije za 165 evra. Kakvo li će tek to zlatno doba biti. A trinaest godina nam je trebalo da povećamo prosečnu platu za 671 evro, sa 329 na 1.000 evra, a prosečnu penziju za 281 evro, sa 204 na 485 evra. Državni čelnici, zasigurno znaju da to nije moguće postići u normalnim okolnostima. Znaju oni, ali računaju, ne zna većina, pa obećanje ostaje.
TL;DR
- Government promises average salaries of 1,400 euros and pensions of 650 euros by 2027.
- These targets represent a significant increase compared to the growth achieved over the previous thirteen years.
- Economic projections for GDP growth are cited as insufficient to support such salary and pension increases.
- The article questions the sustainability of foreign currency inflows, including foreign investments, state borrowing, and remittances.
- It points to a rising public debt burden, with significant amounts allocated to debt repayment and interest.
- The author suggests that a true measure of economic health lies in real economic growth, investment potential, and self-sufficiency, rather than just euro-denominated salary and pension figures.
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