DELFI / Mindaugas Ažušilis
The tendency to recalculate prices in the litas is more frequent among women, citizens of smaller towns and retired people. About a third of respondents still estimate prices of any goods they buy in the litas. One fifth only do so when buying more expensive commodities and around 10 percent only recalculate the final tab.
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