Preliminary data from the Statistical Office shows 3.3 per cent growth in GDP last year, and real wages rising by 0.8 per cent after falling for two years in a row. The office predicted 3.9 per cent GDP growth for the first half of 2002.
Compiled by Tom Nicholson from press reports.
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15. Mar 2002 at 9:52
Budget talks to decide on concrete policies. Danko wants airplanes, Fico wants better pay for nights and weekends.
External servers are now much more secure than local business ones, according to experts.
Behind the decline in alcohol consumption is, for example, the abandoning of the habit of drinking at work – typical especially during communism, according to an expert.
President Andrej Kiska addressed UN commenting poverty, instability and climate change.
