VILNIUS - With the Seimas, Lithuania's parliament, in session and promises of market liberalization flowing like autumn rain, the time could be ripe for the government to make its promised reforms. And not just because the European Union or Williams International wants them made, says Elena Leontjeva, president of the Lithuanian Free Market Institute and an economic adviser to President Valdas Adamkus.Last week, Leontjeva published an article in the Lithuanian daily Respublika urging the government to push through economic reforms on the people's behalf. She questioned the government's will...
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