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Ansip: ‘Crisis? What crisis?’

Apr 23, 2008
By Anton Dwyer

BLIND EYE: Ansip told investors that the country’s economy is still strong in an attempt to allay fears over an economic storm on the horizon.
TALLINN - In attempt to boost confidence, Prime Minister Andrus Ansip dismissed the Cassandras of doom and told investors that the economy was in excellent shape. The prime minister was speaking at a conference held at the British Chamber of Commerce on April 22. Ansip spoke about media concerns about cuts to the state budget. “Where is this crisis? We expect to spend 16 billion Estonian kroons (1.02 billion euros) more than last year. “We had to cut 3.1 billion kroons, but it means anyway ...


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