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ZAGREB, 2 June (Hina) - In implementing fiscal policy packages designed to alleviate the health and economic consequences of the coronavirus crisis, Croatia has partly met international standards of timely provision of information and involvement of interested stakeholders, the Institute of Public Finance has said.
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