Ignalina closure hits GDP growth
May 05, 2010
From wire reports
VILNIUS - Lithuania’s economy, which exited the European Union’s second-worst recession last year, contracted in the first quarter versus the previous three months after the closure of the country’s only nuclear power plant, Ignalina, reports Bloomberg. Output fell a seasonally adjusted 4.1 percent, compared with a revised 1.3 percent expansion in the previous quarter, said the Vilnius-based statistics office.
Gross domestic product shrank an annual 2.9 percent after a r ...
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