Fifteen years of sacrifice and determination in reforming the Baltic states 's ultimately rewarded by NATO and EU membership 's have created an ad hoc market for the services of top Baltic economists and advisers. A new wave of transitional economies has materialized, and they are keen to solicit advice not from market theorists (as Russia once did to its misfortune), but from experienced specialists. A fine example: Mart Laar, who is now advising Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili on how to integrate with the West. Laar recently met with TBT to share insight into the challenges Georgia...
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