Figures released today by an independent agency, ‘Kritchko’, have pointed to a slow start for the economy heading into 2012.
Forecasts predict that growth is expected at its slowest rate yet, as the effect’s of the economic crashes continue their long tail and criticism has been fierce from the opposition.
The government however has refused to release details of their fiscal and monetary policy in a bid to calm domestic markets and businesses operating within Polasciana. The new Finance, Trade and Industry Minister, Benjamin Usan said that Union Party was attempting to ‘make a political point’ out of a ‘serious economic situation.’
He continued that markets were ‘stable’ and had been reassured by the governments ‘willingness’ to slow domestic investment in favour of more liberalisation in the country’s economic model.
