Cars in Macedonia are a commodity and a store of value and these functions are difficult to substitute. But this is all in an idealized country which really exists nowhere. The price of goods and services, denominated in foreign exchange goes up. People can convert money that they saved in foreign exchange - and get more MKD for it. Thus, the cost of living increases.
People put pressure on their employees to increase their salaries.
Unfortunately, there is yet no example in history in which governments and employers were completely successful in fending off such pressures. Usually, they give in, wholly or partially. Certain countries tried to contain such wage pressures and the wage driven inflation which is a result of wage increases. The government undertakes not to raise fees for public services, the employers agree not to fire people or not to reduce wages and employee trade unions agree not to demand wage hikes and not to strike. Such economic pacts have been very successful in stabilizing inflation in many countries, from Israel to Argentina.