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by Hristina Stoyanova

LJUBLJANA (Slovenia), December 4  (SeeNews) – Demand for foreign labour is expected to rise in Slovenia in coming years due to rapid economic growth and its ageing and dwindling population, economic analysts and company representatives say. But they said this is just a short-term fix for the tiny Alpine nation. 

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What are your expectations about the levels of foreign direct investments (FDI) in the south-east European countries by end-2008, considering that in the first six months of the year half of the countries in the region registered lower FDI inflow y/y?
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