Crazy construction on the mountains
Zlatibor: On top of everything and Crowne Plaza
Zlatibor will get a luxury Crowne Plaza hotel in two years. The franchise agreement was signed between the company IHG and the investor LUSS Leisure
Food prices
Pepper haircut: What has become more expensive and what has become cheaper in a year
Statistical economic data refutes the claim of an easier and more profitable life for the citizens of Serbia. Last year, besides hairdressers, what went up in price the most, and what really went down in price?
Emissions tax
EU “dirty energy” tax: EPS faces the heaviest blow
When it shifts from a reporting to a fiscal regime at the start of the New Year, CBAM will, in addition to electricity, for now cover several other industrial products, including the ones that are very important for Serbia. The Serbian government has prepared a package of measures, but it remains to be seen what their advantages and drawbacks are in responding to CBAM.
Subsidies
Niš: A fabulous subsidy for the Italian "Ariston"
The Italian "Ariston" opened a plant in Niš and received 22,2 million euros in subsidies for it. More than 3.000 workers recently lost their jobs in that city, while "Ariston" will employ people. Economist Goran Radosavljević explains for "Vreme" - investors will not come to Serbia at all if you don't give them a lot of money
The minimum
Increasing the minimum wage: For many employers, too big a bite, they announce layoffs
Employers intend to compensate for the difference in costs due to the increase in the minimum wage by increasing the prices of products and services, and those who are not helped by this will resort to layoffs. For many small and medium-sized enterprises, it is simply too big a burden
