This is not only because of the Balassa-Samuelson effect (entailing a sharp rise in the price of non-tradeables), but also because of possible conflicts between a considerably larger public budget (with expenditures that can rise by 4-5% of GDP due to post-accession requirements and the availability of EU funds) and the sustained disinflation that is required by accession into the monetary union.
To nije samo zbog tzv. “Balasa-Semjuelsenovog efekta” (koji izaziva oštar rast cena neproizvodnih delatnosti), ali i zbog mogućeg konflikta između znatno većeg javnog budžeta (sa porastom rashoda i do 4-5% BDP zbog post-akcesionih potreba i dostupnosti EU fondova) i stalne deflacije koju zahteva pristupanje monetarnoj uniji.