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Išbandyti
2013 05 06

Lithuanian companies support euro adoption

Eighty-four percent of the CEOs of Lithuania's largest companies believe that the country should adopt the euro and 13 percent do not want the single currency, according to a survey carried out by the Lithuanian Industrialists' Confederation.
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Fifty-one percent of those polled want the euro to be introduced in the near future and 45 percent want to wait for the right time.

Three-quarters of respondents believe that euro entry will not change product prices.

The poll shows that businesses are optimistic about the long-term benefits of euro adoption, with 79 percent of respondents thinking that the new currency will bring more benefits than harm to the state.

The CEOs of the country's 130 biggest companies participated in the survey.

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