OECD Warns Poor Mental Health Could Cost Baltic States Billions

The OECD has issued a warning that poor mental health could lead to significant economic losses for Baltic nations, potentially costing Estonia and Lithuania over 2% of their GDP annually. This highlights the substantial economic impact of mental health issues in the region.

11 May, 08:15 — 11 May, 08:15

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OECD: Poor mental health could cost Estonia over 2% of GDP every year

Mental health problems could cost Estonia's economy over 2 percent of GDP per year between 2025-2050 – one of the highest among OECD countries, a new report shows.

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OECD: Poor mental health could cost Estonia over 2% of GDP every year

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OECD: Poor mental health could cost Estonia over 2% of GDP every year

Dėl prastos psichikos sveikatos Lietuva kasmet gali netekti apie 2,5 proc. BVP

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