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Economic status and development of small regional centers in Bulgaria

regional centers

| Full text of the analysis | In Bulgaria, there is often talk about the lagging behind of small municipalities and districts compared to large ones, but unfortunately never with enough specificity and clarity. While everyone is aware that there are problems in small districts and municipalities, very little is known about what they are exactly and …

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Negative interest rates are the price we pay for de-civilization

By Jeff Deist, Mises.org Bloomberg Terminal, the financial software used by countless analysts and traders around the world, has a problem: its system can’t price bonds that use negative interest rates. The programmers never even considered such a situation possible, so they didn’t …

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EKIP in the media about the cap on cash payments and the coming recession

Media appearances in August covered the presentation of our new study against the restriction of cash payments, healthcare, is a new economic recession coming, and the accuracy of drug tests used by the traffic police. The latest economic analysis of the EKIP - "Regulations on cash payments and their effects" presents evidence that ...

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Infographic: The Failure of the Eurozone

When the idea of the Eurozone was actively promoted in the 1980s and 1990s, the main advantage of the future monetary union was the expected "convergence" or, in other words, the rapprochement that it would bring about between the different member states. The idea is that, through the shared currency, the economies of the different member states would …

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How to do tax reforms? A universal recipe for developing countries

tax reforms

Author: Yaroslav Romanchuk, economist and politician from Belarus, president of the Scientific Research Mises Center. (The text is Romanchuk's recommendation for tax reform in Ukraine) The world is rapidly developing in the direction of breakthrough technologies of the IV industrial revolution. Since the end of 2010, communication between people has been fundamentally different from before …

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EKIP in the media about pensions and health and tax reform proposals

In the midst of summer, our experts were sought after by the media on topics such as: healthcare, taxes and the tax system, pension system reform, stress tests of banks in the country. The month was marked by the extremely high activity of our health economist Arkadi Sharkov in the media space. In the program "Direct" on BulgariaOnAir television, …

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Libertarianism in Ukraine – a project for development and growth

Author: Yaroslav Romanchuk, economist and politician from Belarus, president of the Scientific Research Mises Center Libertarianism is a worldview formally unknown to the majority, and Ukraine is no exception. People rarely study right-wing political philosophy in depth. Even intellectuals give contradictory, often completely opposite definitions of the term “freedom”. Namely, freedom is …

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