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Inflation, wages and the real cost of living: Montenegro’s 2025 social-economic balance between stability and pressure

Inflation is rarely just a number. It is lived experience. It determines whether households feel secure or anxious, whether workers feel valued or exploited,...

Rising costs and stagnant wages: The struggle for workers’ rights in today’s economy

Nominal wage growth, pensions and social assistance over the last six years have been significantly undermined by inflation, while rising living costs, such as...

Montenegro’s pension system: Adjustments, budget outlook and digital transformation plans for 2025

Pensions in Montenegro are adjusted three times a year – on January 1, May 1, and September 1 – based on changes in wages...

Administrative economy post-2020: Inflating consumption without economic development

Boris Mugoša, a representative of the European Union and leader of the Social Democrats' parliamentary group, has criticized the administrative economy's performance since 2020....
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Montenegro’s mixed economic picture: Growth in jobs and wages, decline in exports and tourism

The economic situation in Montenegro during the first quarter of 2024 presents a complex picture of growth in some areas alongside significant challenges in...

The wages of Montenegrin workers, compared to those in Europe, are nearly at the bottom

A recent Eurostat report unveiled the minimum wage index across European nations, shedding light on the gross figures of minimum earnings, encompassing both EU...
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