In his book "Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy", the economist Joseph Alois Schumpeter (1853-1950) argued that capitalism is an evolutionary and dynamic system. The main impulse that causes evolution and dynamism comes from the supply of new consumer goods, new methods of production or transport, new markets and new organizational forms of enterprises, ...
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Letter from the EKIP to the President regarding the process of joining the eurozone
On 22.06.2021, the EQUIP sent a letter addressed to the President, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Economy. Addressing President Radev directly, we called for a careful assessment of the potential risks for Bulgaria related to the possible accession to the eurozone. To this day, institutions such as the Ministry of Finance …
More »In the beginning was the division...
...between those at the state table and everyone else. The restoration of Bulgarian statehood in 1878 marked the beginning of a deep class division in the Bulgarian nation. From the very first days and months of the Third Bulgarian State, two classes quickly and spontaneously formed. One can be conditionally defined as taxpayers, and the other ...
More »Why is the EU ignoring corruption in Bulgaria?
The short answer is because, despite all the banditry that is spreading throughout the country, for the past 12 years the government has been unwaveringly implementing the agenda of the Berlin-Brussels-Paris axis. This so-called agenda generally consists of centralization and transfer of sovereignty (so-called European integration), granting artificial competitive advantages to industries/countries with strong lobbies in Brussels …
More »“Conservator”: The End of an Experiment
The “Conservator” website is deserted. At the time of writing this text, the most current articles on the main page were uploaded at best three days ago. None of the five were written for the site – they are all reprints. To the extent that there are still people who make efforts for “Conservator”, they are directed …
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EKIP– Expert Club for Economics and Politics A Different Opinion