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11.02.2015What Part of Household Income Is Formed by Wages and Pensions?

Wages and salaries form over 56% of the gross income of Bulgarian households in 2013.

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10.02.2015How Can We Empower the Regions in Bulgaria?

The difference between regions keeps growing and local authorities are powerless.

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10.02.2015The Bulgarian Labor Market in 2013

Most of the newly created jobs are found in Southern Bulgaria.

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04.02.2015How have FDI flows changed after 2009?

The districts of Burgas and Sofia attract more investment at the expense of Sofia (capital) and Varna.

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03.02.2015What Do You Know About the Infrastructural Development of Bulgaria

The condition of the road network is slowly improving.

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02.02.2015Infographic: What do you know about the demographic development of the country?

Burgas and Sofia (capital) are the only districts in which the annual average population has increased in 2013.

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04.12.2014Presentations of the study in December

Public events, dedicated to the third edition.

After the official presentation of the study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2014" on November 11the, the IME organised several public events. The English edition of the study was presented on December 3rd and all analysis are now available in both Bulgarian and English.

For a third consequtive year the study "Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development" was subject to widespread media interest.

Sofia, December 3rd 2014

The IME presented the English version of the study “Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development 2014” on December 3rd 2014. The event was attended by representatives of foreign embassies and chambers of commerce and industry.

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Desislava Nikolova, Petar Ganev, Yavor Aleksiev

Sofia, Decmber 1st 2014

On December 1st 2014 the Institute for Market Economics organized a round table discussion, as part of the project “Regional Profiles: Indicators of Development”. The discussion was attended by experts from public administration and NGOs, academics and professionals in the fields of regional development and statistics.

Svetla Kostadinova, Desislava Nikolova, Petar Ganev, Yavor Aleksiev

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