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HINA Zagreb, January 4, 2001GOVT: STATE WILL NO LONGER CONTROL PRICES OF OIL PRODUCTS, BROWN BREAD, MILKZAGREB, Jan 4 (Hina) - The Croatian government on Thursday decided that the state would no longer control the prices of oil
products, brown bread, fresh milk, fertilisers, telephone subscription and 'National Gazette' forms. The reasons for this change are Croatia's full membership in the World Trade Organisation and the fact that some companies, such as Croatian Telekom and the National Gazette, have lost their monopoly on the market. With some products, such as brown bread and milk, price control has had a negligable social effect. Direct state control measures will continue to apply to the prices of electricity, natural and liquified gas, unprocessed wood, radio and television subscription, railway and ship passenger transport and the prices of standardised envelopes and post cards. According to the regulations on direct