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ZAGREB, April 11 (Hina) - Economic growth in Western Balkan countries in 2017 was lower than in the previous year as a direct consequence of political instability in some of those countries, unfavourable weather conditions as well as a decline in investments in the region, shows a regular World Bank analysis presented in Sarajevo on Wednesday.
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