economy
April 7, 2026
Easter Cost Them an Arm and a Leg
According to data from the Tax Administration of the Republic of Croatia, in the week before Easter, they spent almost 713 million euros, which is 5 percent more than in last year's Easter week.
TL;DR
- Croatia's Tax Administration reported nearly 713 million euros spent in the week before Easter.
- This spending represents a 5% increase compared to the same period last year.
- The number of fiscalized receipts decreased significantly during the same period.
- The decrease in receipts suggests higher prices due to inflation and reduced consumer spending.
- Economic analyst Damir Novotni believes consumers are more cautious and market mechanisms are at play.