The economic growth postponed until next year will be accompanied by a noticeable increase in prices and a decrease in real consumption. What does the new budget promise? What is the benefit of government bonds offered to the population?
The economic growth postponed until next year will be accompanied by a noticeable increase in prices and a decrease in real consumption. What does the new budget promise? What is the benefit of government bonds offered to the population?
Swedbank Chief Economist Tõnu Mertsina answered Rus.Postimees' questions live on air.
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- Why is economic growth postponed until next year?
- What are the consequences of a new round of price increases and a decline in real consumption?
- Are there alternatives to further tax increases and spending cuts?
- What does the new budget promise us?
- Will higher education and medicine become paid?
- Pensions and social benefits under threat of cuts?
- The Swedish economy is going through hard times, while Lithuania is booming. Why? How will this affect the Estonian economy?
- What will be the consequences of the payroll tax?
- What is the benefit of government bonds at 3.3% per annum?
- The decline in the construction sector in Estonia in Q2 was 4% year-on-year. Where else is a decline inevitable? Which sectors are expecting growth?
