Cold War Policy Reassessment
Under President Koivisto, Finland adjusted its international posture following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The changed environment opened the way for closer European integration.
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Under President Koivisto, Finland adjusted its international posture following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The changed environment opened the way for closer European integration.
Prime Minister Esko Aho's government submitted Finland's application for membership in the European Community. The application followed a dramatic change in the country's international position after the Cold War.
During Esko Aho's premiership, Finland allowed the markka to float amid recession and currency pressure. The decision marked a major change in exchange-rate policy.
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