The head of the Vetevendosje Movement Parliamentary Group, Arberie Nagavci, has called on the Government in the coming months to launch increased price supervision, with the aim of preventing the unjustified expensive of basic products.
During the Kosovo Assembly session, Nagavci has stressed that, following the adoption of the Law on Heavenly Prices, work has begun on its functioning, so institutions must immediately strengthen market supervision in order to intervene over time in the event of violations by businessmen.
The ceiling price law has been approved, work on its functioning has begun. Market supervision now must be strengthened immediately so that institutions can act on time when violations or conditions are presented for temporary measures. The Law has also provided an opportunity to protect citizens from abuse of basic products from; bread, flour, oil, milk, eggs, meat, trees, and vegetables, and children’s food, personal hygiene products, and fuel for heating has declared Nagavci.
It has also cited measures taken by the government so far for citizens, but has stressed that increased revenues should be protected from unjustified price expensive.
The increase in income should also be maintained by unjustified price prices. That is why the battle for the Law, known as the Law for Attic Prices, has developed. This law allows the state to limit commercial margins and set the maximum price for basic products in case of abuse. Praising the work so far and the measures undertaken, we call on the Government to launch increased price supervision these months. Forward the prices of basic products from import to consumer sale. Check commercial margins and investigate any suspicion of deals between businessmen that limit competition and bring unjustified expensiveness, Nagavci said.
In her address, Nagavci has also spoken of the impact of international conflicts on Kosovo’s economy, stressing that they should not serve as rationale for any price hikes.
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