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Postprivatization Behavior of Enterprises in Bulgaria, December 1994
One of the chief goals of privatisation, along with the withdrawal of the state from the management of the economy on a microeconomic level, is for the enterprises to be restructured and, once they have acquired real owners, for their activity to be based on the principles of competition and the market. more » |
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The Efficiency of Consulting Firms, 1994
The beginning of the reforms in the economy brought about the establishment of a market for consulting services. Its formation was determined on the one hand by the appearance of demand for consulting services, and on the other - by the wide range of legal and economic analyses, expert evaluations and recommendations offered by the rapidly growing number of private persons and firms engaged in this specific sphere of the economy. more » |
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Evaluation of Privatization Results for 1994
Analyses of the results of privatization in Bulgaria typically consider only denationalization of state-owned and municipal enterprises under the provisions of the Transformation and Privatization of State-owned and Municipal Enterprises Law (TPSMEL). more » |
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Analysis of The Postprivatization Behavior of Enterprises in Bulgaria in The Period 1992-1994
Two years after the adoption of the Privatization Law, even if slowly, privatization in Bulgaria has made considerable progress. It is expressed in the concluded over 328 transactions (of which 170 involving state-owned enterprises, and 158 - municipal ones) and total revenues from privatization exceeding BLV 1,300m. Privatization procedures have been instituted for about 500 enterprises. One of its chief goals, along with the withdrawal of the state from the management of the economy on a microeconomic level, is for the enterprises to be restructured and, once they have acquired real owners, for their activity to be based on the principles of competition and the market. more » |
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Unemployment, Poverty, Social Security: the Bulgarian Experience, June 1993
The rapid pace of political and economic changes over the last three years have faced Bulgaria with a great variety of challenges. The transition to a democratic society and a market economy, which is taking place under a deepening economic crisis, has caused - or, rather, made obvious - a number of acute problems. Against this background, unemployment and poverty proved to be the social problems with the highest conflict-generating potential.
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