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?
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
Why Slovakia is so expensive?
Prices also went up in Bulgaria without us adopting the euro…
Prices went up almost everywhere, but with euro adoption prices went up even higher.
Bulgaria with no euro had a higher inflation rate than Croatia with euro, soooo… no
With euro it would have even higher. So yes.
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?
May I suggest you to show some data supporting your claims?
Thé bulgarian leva has a fixes rate against euro for years. To me prices will not change. But we will see.