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The discussion of the Economist's coverage of East European economies and demography has moved from A Fistful of Euros to the Economist's Certain Ideas of Europe blog.
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Just to say hi Veronica, and thanks for the coverage. I guess this issue is quite important to you.
Keep an eye on the Latvian Abroad blog. He is following day by day developments in their housing boom.
Also, do you know Daniel Antal’s Hungary blog. He has had a couple of interesting posts on ageing lately.
Best wishes,
Edward