For Government Policy on Science and the Strategic Goal of the Reform

Iliya Balabanov

Economic Studies journal, 1998, issue 2, 134-157

Abstract: Reforms in Bulgaria lead to a market but not a competitive market economy. There is no an aimed science and technology policy in them, which to develop the competitive power. It is necessary to be created a national strategic program which to be directed to complex and historically fast setting up the basic qualitative characteristics of competitive economy in the developed countries. This requires a radically new, complex and perspective approach to the carrying of the whole social and economic reforms. An integral part of these reforms is the active scientific policy, making appropriate changes in science and technologies.

Date: 1998
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