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The Balkans! The Balkans! The Balkans! It remains an exporting region of news and human resources to the developed countries of the European Union. An inconclusive puzzle of the histories of conflicts and different currents of nationalisms and limiting ideologies of economic and political freedoms, especially throughout the 20th century. The Balkans is a transit point for the global machinery importing markets of industrialized countries. The Balkans, a region with 18 million inhabitants that must find hope for its future in a world that reaches 7.8 billion inhabitants. The Balkans at an impasse with its historical past and the citizens' desire for economic well-being.
Read also: Thursday horoscope, find out the star Cambodia WhatsApp Number Data forecast for your sign Photo/ Manaj and Ernest Muçi are selected in the lineup of the week in the Turkish Super League The Balkans, closed and subjugated over the years, should be open for economic cooperation among themselves. The Balkans with interdependence and commercial exchange can be a peaceful political region in its future as Milton Friedman said "there can be no political freedom without economic freedom." Simply understood, for a Serbian citizen, it doesn't matter if the milk or the tomato comes from Albania, as long as the price and quality are better than the goods that come from Macedonia.

Likewise, for a Kosovar citizen, it does not matter if the goods come from Serbia as long as the price and quality are better than the product that comes from Albania. And the facts speak for themselves: Kosovo imports about 450 million euros a year in goods from Serbia and exports 40 million euros to Serbia. Given that life goods in Kosovo saw an increase in prices after the imposition of a 100% tariff on Serbian products, then the Kurti government decided to remove exactly this tariff in March of last year. In September 2018 in Kosovo, the price of bread and cereals increased by 12.5%, hitting precisely the most needy strata in Kosovo's economy.
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