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Over Half of Municipal Economists Feel that Politicians Do Not Listen to Professional Advice

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CHRONICLE: Economists sound the alarm: The financial management of Norwegian municipalities is too weak. It costs society tens of billions of kroner annually, with serious consequences for both welfare services and local democracy. Financial management must be high on the agenda of the Municipal Commission.
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Over Half of Municipal Economists Feel that Politicians Do Not Listen to Professional Advice

CHRONICLE: Economists sound the alarm: The financial management of Norwegian municipalities is too weak. It costs society tens of billions of kroner annually, with serious consequences for both welfare services and local democracy. Financial management must be high on the agenda of the Municipal Commission.

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aftenbladet.no broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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