Finnish Finance Ministry: Economy chronically weak and needs reforms
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- 15 January, 2024
- 11:13
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The Finnish economy is in a chronically weak state. The country needs reforms, said finance minister of Finland, Riikka Purra, Report informs referring to Russian media.
“There must be recognition of the need for economic reforms, labor market reforms and other regulations to support economic growth,” she noted.
According to the minister, in order to get out of a state of long-term stagnation, the economy needs growth in the private sector.
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