"Two-thirds of Slovenians are satisfied with the switch to the euro, but the majority believe that the changeover caused price hikes, according to a Eurobarometer survey on the euro changeover in Slovenia, which was published in Brussels on Thursday.
The majority of Slovenians are convinced that the euro strengthens Slovenia's position in the international community, while paying with euros makes them more European.
More than four-fifths believe that the changeover was simple, while only 2% say that the change of prices from tolars to euro presented a problem."
Source: GCO
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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