The LSDM questioned the feasibility of the proposed “third economy in Europe,” citing economic data that suggests widespread wage stagnation. The party contended that the current economic structure is unsustainable, pointing out that over 73% of citizens reportedly earn below the average wage. The LSDM argued that the existing government’s policies have negatively impacted the populace, asserting that the nation is experiencing a decline in living standards.
According to the LSDM, a significant portion of the workforce, specifically 50%, earn between 24,000 and 36,000 denars monthly. The party claimed that since the current administration has been in power for two years, the standard of living has deteriorated. They stated that wages are among the lowest in Europe, resulting in a noticeable decline in citizens’ quality of life compared to two years prior.
Furthermore, the LSDM highlighted that the minimum union basket cost has risen to approximately 70,000 denars. This figure, they argued, indicates that half of the workers do not have sufficient income to cover basic living expenses with even two wages. The LSDM’s statements suggest deep concerns regarding the national economy and the ability of the average citizen to maintain a stable livelihood under the current governmental structure.
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