Central-East European business model will slow growth
Oligarchic businessmen are less entrenched than in CIS, but are expanding hand in glove with authoritarian politics
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- Continuity with Communist past
- Oligarchic media
- No national champions
- Fragmented market
- Baltic exception
- Central European environment
- Politics first
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_350.jpg "Czech Finance Minister Andrej Babis addresses a parliamentary session in 2016, debating his alleged tapping of EU subsidies for one of his companies (Reuters/David W Cerny)")