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In a country of roughly 70,000 people you cannot expect a crop of brilliant economists.
You can compare it maybe with a small local council in Australia.
So once the apprentice politicians have sorted themselves out and Denmark turns off the money tap, they will soon recognise which side their bread is buttered on.
Just see how councils change their minds quickly, just follow the story of the World Ralley and the Kyogle council.
Matters of "state" can change overnight.
BTW, blueballs isn't the only one feeling pain.