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Prof. Marjan Petreski in the podcast “Where Is the Money?”

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In the podcast “Where Is the Money?” on Pari.com.mk, Professor Marjan Petreski discusses the Draft Budget 2026
  •  As in our FT Commentary 43 (https://shorturl.at/67wyD), the overall budgeting framework is moving in the right direction, but a series of fiscal risks remain.
  • The inflation target of 2.5% is achievable only if fiscal policy supports monetary policy, without populist expectations of “easy money.”
  • Productivity in the public sector is declining, while in the private sector it is rising – a critical factor for sustainable wage growth and stable budget revenues.

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