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EU accession brings price increase

  • 2004-04-29
  • By The Baltic Times
TALLINN – Hailed by politicians from both the ruling coalition and the opposition, the official EU accession scheduled for May 1 is expected to bring an increase in certain commodity prices starting as early as next week.

 

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