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Central Bank of Iceland Expresses Concerns Over Social Security Bill
The Central Bank of Iceland fears that a bill proposed by the Minister of Social Affairs, which aims to link social security benefits to the wage index, could negatively impact state finances, reduce work incentives, and cause labor market instability.
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