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Taking into account the gist of what has been introduced so far, we should to turn the eyes on the role of the government and its functions regarding the economic development methods. As to this, there are contradicting opinions, but in general, there are two ultimate points of view: • First, the Government might decide to perform a leadership role in the economic process. • Second, the Government might decide to keep aloof from the economic issues. The East Asian newly industrialised countries have a long experience in this field. First, it is worth mentioning the complete “laissez- faire” approach, as applied in Hong Kong. Second, the other extreme consists of the government's general intervention into the running of the economy, as applied in South Korea until the '80s. The experts’ views have converged on the point that the government should play its part in running the economic activities, by developing a solid legal macro-economic environment leading to the economic progress. Unfortunately, the governments of many “developing countries” are full of parasitic and very incompetent personnel, sometimes so corrupt, that they are not able to perform the right interventions. Hence, a question arises: Is it possible for the poor country economies like Shkodra’s economy, to reach the level of the industrialised economies? According to the opinions of most economists graduated from the Tirana University, this is hard to be achieved, but we are convinced that we have all the possibilities to be successful in this aspect. Shkodra has all the necessary grounds to accomplish its goals all it needs is to strictly adopt the Japanese method. 54
In what kinds of investments are the foreigners interested? Referring to the files of the cross-sectional studies concerning the investing potentials in the region of Shkodra, the foreigners have paid attention to the following: Construction of hydropower - stations The region of Shkodra ranks first as far as the hydro- energetic reserves are concerned and has drawn the attention of the forei gn companies to exploit them. Up to now, they have offered to build one hydropower-station located the fountainhead of Buna river (according to Mehdi Frasheri’s ideas in 1940), three on Shala river (Dulcagjin) and one on the deviated Drini river (Bushat). In the following table we will present the main data. No H.P.S Power (kW, MW) Production(kW/hr, MW/hr) Building Cost 1 Buna 10.000 kW/hr 50 million kW/hr 15 million USD 2 Dukagjin 2.000 kW/hr 11.000 million kW/hr 2 million USD 3 = 9.000 kW/hr 48.000 million kW/hr 11 million USD 4 = 9.000 kW/hr 49.000 million kW/hr 12 million USD 5 Bushat 2 x 40 MW 350 million kW/hr 160 million USD Out of all the hydro-energetic centres (HEC) that of Buna is to be constructed for the first time in our country since it will be elevated on a field river. We should pay special attention to the ecological issues concerning the content of the water and its movements from the lake to the sea and vice-versa. In order to defend the fauna the construction of an appropriate passage (according to the Scandinavian countries’ practice) is indispensable. The production of electric energy 55
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