A Systematic Approach to the Risk of Foreign Financial Disbalances on Bulgarian Economy
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A systematic approach is applied to the study of foreign financial disbalances and internal rentability of the economy of the country in the situation of a global economic crisis. The analysis is based on officially published data of NSI and BNB, different research centers and branch organizations in Bulgaria, as well as well-known authors and sources from abroad. The economic situation is analyzed in comparison to the information asymmetry and the turnover of risks in the frame of globalization. Many conclusions and recommendations are made concerning the reduction of critical levels of foreign financial disbalances and the increasing of the capability of the economic system to produce profit by securing new market’s segments, purposefully attracting active investments and improving the quality of its activity, beginning with the public decisions and public services in Bulgaria.Download Info
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Article provided by Bulgarian Academy of Sciences - Economic Research Institute in its journal Economic Thought.
Volume (Year): (2009)
Issue (Month): 5 ()
Pages: 3-25
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