The question in the title is too general and a bit misleading, because not all of us hate capitalism. For a large part of the people in Bulgaria, however, the market economy is a necessary evil that they come to terms with, that they tolerate, but with gritted teeth. Some hate capitalism because of nostalgia for the good old days, others because they think, …
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Author: Yaroslav Romanchuk A common criticism of libertarians is that instead of offering innovations, solutions, and concrete projects, they direct all their efforts to discredit power and the status quo. For supporters of freedom, it is of utmost importance that the world understands that this criticism is unfounded. And we can do this by promoting working …
More »Season 2, Episode 13 - The Labor Market with Georgi Ivanov from Noble Hire
In this episode: - What is the value of diplomas in 2019? - How can we be more competitive in the labor market? - Why are most job advertisements so clichéd and provide so little information? - How can more abstract skills such as leadership, communication, etc. be communicated to potential employers? …
More »S2E6 - Bulgaria's Digital Influencers with Nia Faye
In this episode: - What is an "influencer" and how to do good influencer marketing? - How to keep social media from driving us crazy? - What is the future of Bulgarian digital media? - What is it like to give up a career in the European Parliament to become an entrepreneur in Bulgaria? Music: …
More »S2E5 - Successful Business with Ivaylo Penchev
In this episode: - How to defeat 90s pussies? - Is it difficult to do global business in Bulgaria? - What is business responsible for and not responsible for? - What is Ivaylo Penchev's management philosophy? For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the podcast audio by clicking on the button …
More »Ep. 32: The Spirit of Entrepreneurship with Kalin Radulov
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More »Without government regulations - greater initiative and wealth
(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 …
More »12 economic ideas everyone should be familiar with
Richard N. Lorenz, FEE When I tell someone that I work at the Foundation for Economic Education, I often get the question back: “What are the economic ideas that people need to understand?” At FEE, we’ve been thinking about this question a lot in our articles, coursework, seminars, and videos. We’re generally …
More »Myths and lessons from the Bulgarian Renaissance
Historical knowledge is overgrown with myths. The reasons for this can generally be reduced to two. First, the past is usually projected with political or other goals of contemporary elites and their court historians. The other reason for the mythologizing of the past is its use as a means of escape from …
More »The little shepherd who became a king through his hard work - the Bulgarian Henry Ford
On November 3, 1943, Avram Chalovski died. He was known as one of the most significant Bulgarian industrialists and prominent donors at the beginning of the 20th century. He was called the "Bulgarian Henry Ford" by his contemporaries. He was born in 1854 in the then village of Galichnik on the territory of the Ottoman Empire, today part of …
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