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Eugene Eteris, RSU, European Studies Faculty
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Latvian Ministry of Finance in January 2010, published a country’s macroeconomic development scenario for the next three years.

On the eve of the round table dedicated to the banking crisis lessons in Baltic states BC met with Janos Rekasi, DEC vice-president, Counsellor, Embassy of Hungary in Estonia and Latvia. The conversation was about the lessons learnt by Hungary after the financial crisis, as both Latvia and Hungary had to turn for intenational organization assistance.

Eugene Eteris, European Integration Institute, Denmark, LLD, prof.
The economic and financial crisis in the EU has had a negative effect on both public and private sectors: the latter being affected, generally, through banks. It is generally recognised that the bankers’ practice brought national economies to the brink of ruin.

Eugene Eteris, BC Scandinavian Office, 30.12.2009.

Eugene Eteris, BC’s Scandinavian Office, 11.01.2010.

Eugene Eteris, European Studies Faculty, RSU, LLD, assoc. prof.

As all the invited RT’s participants acknowledged during discussions, the issues of crisis management and Latvian economic management in particular have been analysed for the first time in the country’s modern history.

Eugene Eteris, Scandinavian Office Baltic Course, LLD, asoc.prof., Riga

Olga Pavuk, Eugene Eteris, Baltic Course, Riga
The article is prepared for the Round Table „Regional economy’s transformation in the Baltic Sea Area“, organised by the Baltic International Academy, Latvian Employers Association and International Web-Magazine „The Baltic Course“ on 21st of October in Riga, Latvia.

«In 2008 Pavol Baranay became a president of Diplomatic Economic Club, he collected round himself not only the representatives of diplomatic services, but also those economists and entrepreneurs that are interested in the development of their countries and companies.»