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Estonian industrial production fell most in EU

12.06.2009, 14:18

In April Estonian industrial production fell 33.7 pct, representing sharpest fall in the European Union, E24 reports.

After Estonia came Slovenia with 24.9 pct, Lithuania with 24.5 pct and Italy with 24.2 pct. Poland experienced smallest decrease – 6.9 pct.

Industrial production in Estonia fell 2 pct, compared to March.

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industrial production in Estonia: what s that ???

~arkan [15.06.2009, 09:46]

Siis on ju tugeb kroon kõige parem ravim? Meil ei ole vaja eksport, lanename rohkem!

~Observer [14.06.2009, 19:24]

However,

peppy patriotic Estonia girls will save the economy:

http://mangukoobas.lahendus.ee/id/5/action/full_me
dia/media_id/226059/

~knut albers [14.06.2009, 18:09]

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