In the famous essay "What is seen and what is not seen" by the French economist Frederic Bastiat, there is a brilliant insight. It is that every action in the socio-economic sphere has visible but also invisible consequences. The invisible are events or processes that did not happen because of the undertaking of one or …
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Author: Martin Nikolaev One of the previous chairmen of the Financial Supervision Commission and a manager of part of the largest financial and industrial group in the country stated that "today the FSC finally died". The committee, scattered in terms of competence and already completely seized by politics, is truly experiencing its hardest days. And instead of this senseless agony to ...
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The state is about to take another inadequate step towards the integration of people with disabilities in Bulgaria. Changes in labor legislation are being discussed, according to which companies will be obliged to hire a certain number of employees with disabilities. Quotas are envisaged, depending on the number of employees in specific companies: employers with 20 to 49 …
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(EXAMPLE FROM THE BULGARIAN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY) Author: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hristiyan Atanasov A few words in advance Bulgarian historical science has long proven that the beginning of the Bulgarian Revival should be attributed to the period between the end of the 17th and the first decade of the 18th century. This is the moment of the initial awakening of already new …
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In 2016, industrial robots won the presidential election of the world’s largest economy for Donald Trump. No, artificial intelligence has not yet reached a level where it can consciously make decisions on its own (including in the field of politics), nor have concerned activists influenced R2D2[1] or its more primitive …
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