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DETERMINANTS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN BULGARIA

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Keywords
economic growth, GDP, balance of payments, current account, current transfers

Summary
This study focuses on the most prominent theories about modeling economic growth. The factors of economic growth in Bulgaria are studied in terms of econo-metrics. The main determinants of growth are identified and the strength of their impact is measured. The positive multiplier effect of final consumption, gross capital formation, government expenditures on employee compensation, exports and unilateral gratuitous transfers are determined. Opportunities for stimulating economic growth in Bulgaria are analyzed in the short and long run.

JEL: F21, F24, F43
Pages: 23
Price: 3 Points

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