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Economists predict more hard times

Sep 25, 2008
By Talis Saule Archdeacon

RIGA - The Latvian Economists’ Association has predicted that the country is in for a long-term recession, with the economy contracting by more than 5 percent throughout the next few years. The economy will shrink by 0.2 percent over the course of 2008 and by about 5 percent in 2009, the association said in a press release following its autumn session. “The GDP drop will be brought about by the interaction of such factors as a decrease in household demand, a reduction in domestic services, t ...


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