This is clearly tempting for many of a short-term approach, as the policy of reckless spending too often stroke a cord with a part of the Serbian electorate in the past twenty or so years.
But there is also a catch: following the recent crisis, any policy leading to further imbalances becomes much discriminated by international financiers, who are unlikely to keep financing such a spending as generously as before the crisis. Alternatively, one could try to give the electorate a bit of a break from further sharp adjustments in the pre-election period.