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April 2004 | Economic Analysis

The Lithuanian economy recorded the highest growth in Europe last year. BMI View: We expect that a moderation of growth in 2004 should help reduce the current account burden. Moreover, while recent tax cuts may have exacerbated the current account deficit, they should contribute to larger foreign capital inflows and improved business competitiveness in the medium

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