Warning over sustainability of post-communist reforms

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CENTRAL/EASTERN EUROPE - Pension reforms in post-communist states may be jeopardised by unsustainable economic growth, a shortage of fund managers and a lack of investment instruments, according to one leading expert.

Greg McTaggart, principal advisor to the Ukrainian government on social sector reform, also believes that many participants in the newly privatised social security systems may object to their money...

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