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Fewer businesspeople in Lithuania think underground economy is a problem than a year ago. However, Lithuania has a far bigger black market than the Central and Eastern European average, research shows.
Lithuanians far behind Estonians and Latvians in perceptions of shadow economy
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The research was done by the international audit, tax and consulting company KPMG which has surveyed the heads of some biggest companies of Central and Eastern Europe.

A year ago, nine out of ten businesspeople in Lithuania said shadow economy was a problem.

Lithuania is particularly

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