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Bulgarians want a referendum on the euro

54% of adult Bulgarians want a referendum on Bulgaria's entry into the eurozone 50% of adult Bulgarians are against the introduction of the euro, only 19% support it Voters of the major parties are against the euro, while their elected officials – 60% of adult Bulgarians consider the leva a stable currency The majority of Bulgarians do not …

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Metropolitan, or how a sick person carries a healthy one in the pearl of Sofia's public transport

Metropolitan

Vidin is a city with a long history. Vidin was a former capital during the decline of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. But there is something else that the city and more precisely the city’s residents share with their fellow citizens in the modern capital – their support for the Sofia metro. You are probably wondering how the citizens of Vidin …

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Politicization of healthcare

The politicization of healthcare is already a fact – predicted, expected and dangerous. Some argue that this is for the good, that the health of the nation is too important a segment to be left to professionals, the healthcare industry or the individual. They also say that its management is an extremely important function of the current political …

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Eagle, cancer and pike of Bulgarian healthcare

IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: The article was originally published on the website of the newspaper "SEGA". As a result of DEliberate semantic editing, corrections were made to the text WITHOUT being coordinated with the author. Therefore, we are now publishing the original of the article. We believe that the editorial staff of the newspaper "SEGA" owes the necessary apology for the semantic changes that ...

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State-wide Water and Sewerage or how to make a local water crisis national

I'll say it bluntly. The creation of a common, centralized state water supply holding company that would unite all water supply companies across the country is phenomenally stupid. The idea that such a holding company could prevent the emergence of more problems like the one with the water supply in Pernik is absurd. The creation of such a holding company betrays either a misunderstanding of the problem...

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Printing more money cannot create more growth

Author: Frank Shostak, Mises.org The idea that more money can boost the economy is based on the belief that money has a stimulatory effect by increasing aggregate spending. More money in people’s pockets means they can spend more, and the rest follows from that. Money, in this sense, is a means …

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