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Oligarchs Must Share Their Profit
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/country27166.html
Published: 10:25:09 - 24/08/2012
Former Prime Minister of Armenia, Member of Parliament Hrant
Bagratyan, ANC, shared his plans with the public on Facebook.
The first on his checklist is to boost minimum salary from 32,500 to
72,500. Second, royalty for metal ore producing enterprises is set
profitability divided by 8. In other words, 1/8 of an X profit of an
enterprise goes to the budget, the remaining 7/8 goes to the pocket of
oligarchs. In this stage, Bagratyan proposes to at least divide the
profit between the society and the oligarchs, which is a partial
solution though. Meanwhile, in general the state should announce the
annual price of 1 ton of any kind of ore in Armenia.
According to Bagratyan, the business of the National Assembly is
planned badly. He says it looks like a ministry rather than a
parliament. There are MPs who have more than one office. Those who can
afford change the old windows of their offices at their expense, while
those who cannot afford do not. They may sign something and refuse to
implement it.
Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/country27166.html
Published: 10:25:09 - 24/08/2012
Former Prime Minister of Armenia, Member of Parliament Hrant
Bagratyan, ANC, shared his plans with the public on Facebook.
The first on his checklist is to boost minimum salary from 32,500 to
72,500. Second, royalty for metal ore producing enterprises is set
profitability divided by 8. In other words, 1/8 of an X profit of an
enterprise goes to the budget, the remaining 7/8 goes to the pocket of
oligarchs. In this stage, Bagratyan proposes to at least divide the
profit between the society and the oligarchs, which is a partial
solution though. Meanwhile, in general the state should announce the
annual price of 1 ton of any kind of ore in Armenia.
According to Bagratyan, the business of the National Assembly is
planned badly. He says it looks like a ministry rather than a
parliament. There are MPs who have more than one office. Those who can
afford change the old windows of their offices at their expense, while
those who cannot afford do not. They may sign something and refuse to
implement it.