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Navy director Sigrun Vågeng takes the magazine from his mouth and says that the welfare state is under threat. It connects that more people have to work. There are too many who profit without doing anything themselves.
Last year Nav paid 506 billion astronomical NOK.
Vågeng can not go further than her: She can only warn and indicate the relationship of the problems: the fire wave is a factor. But these are people who helped build the country. But then, "there are more people coming to Norway to live and live here." The industry of good refuses to worry about finances, although it benefits migrants
We are seven years from the scenario that Erling Holmøy, researcher at the SSB, described before the elections: A family four must pay 10,000 crowns more in taxes per capita whose benefits must be retained. It is highly probable politically impossible.
The problem is that politicians refuse to take responsibility.
Vågeng can only kick: Politicians must determine the relationship between budget and priority. She calls it "where to cut". But the left side will not cut. He will use more, he will raise taxes
The so-called bourgeois government does not want to say to the electors that we must give priority: an economy where a third party does not work, a third in the public sector and a third party is not sustainable.
Wise was brave enough to say it when she was working at NHO many years ago: If immigration continues at the same rate, the oil fund will cover the expenses. The media has heard the report this time and still has to turn a blind eye. Thus, politicians do not get unpleasant questions.
But across western Europe, you face the same question: precipitation does not rise. There will be massive deficits and who will pay? Politicians have been in a plague: They promised not to raise taxes while increasing spending.
Sooner or later, someone will slice the Gordian knot, but who?
Navy believes the welfare state is under threat
Navy director Sigrun Vågeng is worried and thinks that the welfare state is under threat. "It's up to the politicians and not to Nav, where you have to cut," Vågeng said.
Last year, Nav declared expenses totaling 506 billion NOK.
Naval director Sigrun Vågeng believes that the welfare state is threatened if not enough comes to work.
– The environmental analysis of Nav shows that we get more here in the country, that we live longer and that there are more people coming to Norway to live and live here. It also means greater pressure on the benefits we have. If it is not as much as possible, it will not work in the long run, "Vågeng told NRK
Nav's director believes that it is the politicians and not the Navs who must decide where to cut [19659013-It'suptopoliticianstosaywhattosurvivewhattoputasideandwhatweneedtoexchangesomethinginthefutureencouragesVågeng(NTB)
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