After a silent start to his new job, the chairman of FH, Morten Skov Christiansen, enters the debate and says no to more internationals and tax cuts. Fewer kids grow up at the countryside and entrepreneurs abandon Denmark
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Morten Skov Christiansen, FH. Photo: FH
After a silent start to his new job, the chairman of FH, Morten Skov Christiansen, enters the debate and says no to more internationals and tax cuts. Fewer kids grow up at the countryside and entrepreneurs abandon Denmark
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