26 April 1993 A plunge of the industrial production began as early as in 1990, with a 12 per cent minus. It was further reduced the following year by 18 per cent, which the plummeting of activity accelerated last year at the reduction rate of 23 per cent. The production was cut down by 40 per cent in the first […]
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