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Microeconomic environment for business in Bulgaria Yordanka Gancheva, Latchezar Bogdanov, IME A survey by IME on microeconomic environment for doing business in Bulgaria as of early-2001. The study is focused on major institutions and regulations that affect firm strategy and competitiveness. Effectiveness of Public-Private Dialogue in Bulgaria Petya Mandova, IME The private strategies can be explained with their attitudes towards government role in achieving competitive advantages and national prosperity. In the paper we review current procedures, legal barriers to participate in decision-making process, common topics of dialogue and present several cases of institutionalized dialogue (e.g. Tripartite Council and Consultative Council on Foreign Investments). Competitiveness
in the Bulgarian Wine Industry
The wine industry is the most competitive sector
of the Bulgarian food industry. It consists of more than 50 cellars. The
privatization process in the wine plants and production facilities practically
finished successfully in 1999. So this industry is a 100 % private one.
Canning Industry
Canning industry is one of the most important and
attractive sectors of Bulgarian Food industry. The favourable climate
and natural resources have underpinned the sector's development. A Case Study
of a Bulgarian Woolen Textile Firm "Wooltex AD"
Wooltex AD is the biggest joint stock company for
the production of wool textile in the country. It has a full production
cycle from the input of washed raw wool to the finished fabric, including
a small tailoring workshop. Domestic
Demand The domestic demand is an important factor,
which may contribute to the creation of competitive advantage of a particular
industry. It may improve the competitiveness of the overall economy by
helping local producers to anticipate and respond to the needs of the
world market. It has to be able to identify the changes in the buyers'
perceived needs or priorities, which is often a key to success. The Bulgaria
Competitiveness Analysis Exercise - The
ultimate goal of the Bulgaria Competitiveness Analysis Exercise is to
generate increased business investment and activity, and to help Bulgarian
business to become internationally competitive. Bureaus,
Investment and Honest Policies
- a
paper, presented on the International Conference Foreign Investment, Transparency
and Economic Growth (Sofia, Sheraton Hotel, 22 October 1998) Transparency
of Tax Regulations and Costs of Compliance
- a paper, presented on the International
Conference Foreign Investment, Transparency and Economic Growth (Sofia,
Sheraton Hotel, 22 October 1998) Competitiveness
of The Bulgarian Food Industry The food industry
has the potential to be an attractive sector and leading Bulgarian industry.
A favorable climate and natural resources have served as a foundation
for the sector's development; this industry is traditional and has some
unique products which could theoretically find niches on the international
market. Bureaucrats
In Business: An Attempt To Measure State Enterprise Decision Making And
Managers Attitudes The
introduction of the currency board set up a new rules for real and financial
sector. The project has an aim to study the role of the bureaucracy in
business for improvement the management of the state enterprises and its
influence on efficient distribution of economic resources. Profit
Tax Law - Necessary Changes Fixed
Assets (FA); Depreciation Expenses; Buying FA; Current Expenses on FA;
Salary Regulation; Tax Rate; SMEs; Export Preferences; Income Tax. Reform
In The Social Secutiry System Business
Associations in the Current Bulgarian Environment Business
associations and political change; Business associations in the eyes of
the broader public. Investment
And Savings In The Bulgarian Economy: The Contribution Of The Informal
Sector Overview
of the issue; Theoretical notes; Investment and savings in the national
economy; Problems with the data; Savings and investment by sectors of
the economy; Problems of the banking system; The Budget. Uninstitutionalised
Employment and Self-employment Forms
of uninstitutionalised employment and self-employment (UESe); Evaluation
of UESe and its economic and social outcome; Macroeconomic outcome. Comparative
Advantages And Subsidies In The Bulgarian Economy History
of the reform; Trade balance in 1994 - 1995; Productive use of electricity;
Current financial indicators of the main users of electric energy. |
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