Seminar on Currency Boards in the Context of EU Accession: Brussels, 25 November 1999 : Summary of Proceedings and Papers |
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... exports of the Baltic countries and economic activity . The devaluation of the Russian ruble ( and other CIS currencies ) posed a policy dilemma : exports to the non - CIS area ( which is the most important destination ) were continuing ...
... exports of the Baltic countries and economic activity . The devaluation of the Russian ruble ( and other CIS currencies ) posed a policy dilemma : exports to the non - CIS area ( which is the most important destination ) were continuing ...
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... exports to the EU countries increased from 32.5 percent to 38.0 percent of total exports and imports grew from 44.3 percent to 47.2 percent . It should be noted that Lithuanian exports to countries other than the CIS made up 64.3 ...
... exports to the EU countries increased from 32.5 percent to 38.0 percent of total exports and imports grew from 44.3 percent to 47.2 percent . It should be noted that Lithuanian exports to countries other than the CIS made up 64.3 ...
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... exports ( excluding transit trade ) . This has been accompanied by remarkably high rates of export growth ( see table 3 ) . Table 3 - Dynamics of foreign trade Annual change in exports and imports by major regions , in % ( special trade ...
... exports ( excluding transit trade ) . This has been accompanied by remarkably high rates of export growth ( see table 3 ) . Table 3 - Dynamics of foreign trade Annual change in exports and imports by major regions , in % ( special trade ...
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