Daði Má Kristófersson
Daði Má Kristófersson is the Icelandic Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, known for his involvement in fiscal policies and trade regulations. Recently, he was in the news for deciding to withdraw controversial plans to change the customs classification of foreign dairy products, particularly plant-based cheeses, following significant criticism from agricultural groups concerned about the potential negative impact on local farmers.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Iceland | 3 | 5.67 | 0.23% | +10% | 341,243 | 857 | $24,000 | 60$ |
| Totals | 3 | 341,243 | 857 | $24,000 | 60$ |
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.
Recent Mentions
Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson is also a candidate for the party's leadership positions.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson is the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs who presented the new budget bill.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson, the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, commented on the importance of the proposed idea regarding VAT.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson is the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs who presented the bill to extend the deadline for purchasing residential properties in Grindavík.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson, the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, supports Inga's bill despite acknowledging its unpredictable effects.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson, the Minister of Finance, was a central topic of discussion regarding funding allocations.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson acknowledged that questions about the development of tourism are a priority for the ministry.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson, the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, expressed his appreciation for the bondholders' decision to accept the proposal.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson is the Minister of Finance discussing the government's financial plan.
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Iceland:
Daði Má Kristófersson defended the decision regarding fishing fees, stating that the laws being changed are fundamentally unchanged.
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