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Croatia had kuna pegged to Euro, replaced it with euro in 2023 and prices of almost everything went up. Why Bulgaria's government is working against it's people

• akmarinov 1y ago
  Prices also went up in Bulgaria without us adopting the euro…
  • slaw 1y ago
    Prices went up almost everywhere, but with euro adoption prices went up even higher.
    • akmarinov 1y ago
      Bulgaria with no euro had a higher inflation rate than Croatia with euro, soooo… no
      • slaw 1y ago
        With euro it would have even higher. So yes.
        • wqweto 1y ago
          Why don't you bring back the kuna to reduce the inflation? Hold a referendum? Why no one believes this will bring down the inflation?
        • pchangr 1y ago
          May I suggest you to show some data supporting your claims?
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• eutraveler 1y ago
  Thé bulgarian leva has a fixes rate against euro for years. To me prices will not change. But we will see.
• yread 1y ago
  Slovakia did it in a smart way. All kinds of laws that mandated showing prices in both currencies for a very long transitionary period, disallowing increasing the price when euro kicks in or with weeks of transitionary period end. It can be done with a functional parliament
  • slaw 1y ago
    Why Slovakia is so expensive?