Economic Thought journal

2001 - 2025

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The Effect of Economic and Social Resources in Some Countries in Transition for 2000: A Static Econometric Model pp. 3-23: Aleksandar Dimitrov
The Neo-Liberal Platform of the Transition to Market Economy – Specifics and Consequences pp. 24-43: Stefan Stefanov
Measuring Poverty in Bulgaria pp. 44-65: Bogdan Bogdanov and Vassil Tsanov
Political Economy and Economics: Criticism of Attitudes towards Similarities and Differences between Them pp. 66-95: Kamen Mirkovich
The “Bulgarian Paradox" – Economic Growth Which Gives Rise to No Optimism pp. 96-117: Stoyadin Savov
Human Capital as a Main Element of intangible Assets pp. 118-136: Irena Zareva
External Migration from Bulgaria at the Beginning of the XXI Century: Estimates of Potential Emigrants’ Attitudes and Profile pp. 137-161: Yordan Kalchev,, Valentin Goev, Vesselin Mintchev and Venelin Boshnakov
Leading Centre of Economic Science in Bulgaria pp. 162-165: Lilia Chankova
Negotiating EU Membership: The Experience of Bulgaria and Hungary pp. 166-173: Rossitsa Rangelova
Bulgaria and Russia – Eurointegration Processes, Economic Relations, Labour markets pp. 174-179: Milkana Mochurova
Analysis of Life in the Context of Economic Approaches and Principles pp. 180-184: Pano Loulanski

Marginal Utility and Marginal Value pp. 3-22: Kamen Mirkovich
Political Context of the Pension Reform and the Relation "Research - Politics" pp. 23-42: Georgi Shopov
Structural Change and Structural Competitiveness - the Hungarian Experience pp. 43-57: Andrea Szalavetz
Factor Analysis of Growths in Mean Quantities with Real Net and Gross Effects pp. 58-72: Emil Hristov
Innovation Networks – an Environment for Knowledge Accumulation and Creatiîn of Innovations by Interactive Learning pp. 73-89: Rossitsa Rousseva
The 2004 Nobel Prize in Economics pp. 90-96: Economic Thought Editor
The Experience of Bulgarian and Hungary in Negotiating European Union Membership pp. 97-105: Rossitsa Rangelova
Public Discussion on Social Status Issues of Bulgarian Scientists pp. 106-107: Margarita Fileva
The Economic Phenomenon of the International Financial Order pp. 108-110: Emil Panusheff
International Division of Labou pp. 111-116: Petko Petkov
Prize Scientists from the Institute of Economics at BAS pp. 117-117: Economic Thought Editor

Bulgarian Emigration in the Beginning of ÕÕI Century: an Assessment of Attitudes and the Profile of Potential Emigrants pp. 3-30: Yordan Kalchev, Valentin Goev, Vesselin Mintchev and Venelin Boshnakov
Prerequisites and Requirements for the Formation of a Common European Economic Area pp. 31-57: Sergei Silvestrov
Possibilities to Apply a New Agricultural Policy in Bulgaria pp. 58-71: Angel Dimov
The Main Bank System in Japan and the Crisis of the 1990s pp. 72-90: Nikolai Naidenov
Logistics Infrastructure - An Attempt at a Definition pp. 91-111: Desislava Todorova
A Leading Center of Economic Science in Bulgaria pp. 112-116: Lilia Chankova
Rental Relations in the Modern Capitalist Farming pp. 117-122: Ivan Kostov

Measuring Poverty in Bulgaria pp. 3-27: Bogdan Bogdanov and Vassil Tsanov
Bonds Portfolio Management: Analysis and Application of the Model of Multiperiod Immunization pp. 28-43: Ivan Popchev and Irina Radeva
Character Licencing and Intellectual Property pp. 44-62: Roumiana Brestnichka
A Model for Designing Target-adaptive Organizations pp. 63-86: Kristiyan Hadjiev
The Diminishing Profitability of the Primary Market for State Securities pp. 87-98: Nikolai Atanassov
International Corporations and Globalization pp. 99-114: Rousska Dimova
Bulgaria and Russia – Eurointegration Processes, Economic Relations, Labour Markets pp. 115-121: Milkana Mochurova
Analysis of Living in the Context of Economic Approaches and Principles pp. 122-128: Pano Loulanski
Topical Research of European Marketing pp. 129-130: Maria Lazarova

The “Bulgarian paradox” – Economic Growth Which Arouses No Optimism pp. 3-25: Stoyadin Savov
EU Foreign Economic Policy and the Trade Integration of Bulgaria pp. 26-44: Maria Lazarova
Factor Analysis of Absolute Resultant Values Growth Involving Real Net and Gross Effects pp. 45-69: Emil Hristov
Modelling the Risk at the Central European Stock Exchange at times of Crisis pp. 70-83: Nigokhos Kanaryan
Elements of Hayeks Monetary Theory pp. 84-88: Nikolay Nenovsky
The Currency Unit of the Future pp. 89-99: Friedrich von Hayek
Benchmarking: New Opportunities for Assessment of Academic Potential pp. 100-116: Iskra Arsenova
Directions for Reducing Poverty and Social Isolation in Bulgaria pp. 117-124: Antoaneta Zlatkova
Measuring Differences Between Municipalities in Bulgaria pp. 125-126: Stoyan Totev

Regional Economic Differences in Bulgaria and the Îther Countries Applying for Membership of the EU pp. 3-17: Stoyan Totev
Human Capital as the Main Element of Intangible Assets pp. 18-37: Irena Zareva
Conceptual Issues of Developing a Citizen Loan Guarantee System pp. 38-51: Bozhidar Bozhinov
Key Factors for the Stability of the Financial System pp. 52-71: Momchil Tikov
Market Failures in the Area of Art (The Case of Performing Arts) pp. 72-89: Bilyana Tomova
Supply Chain Management pp. 90-109: Desislava Todorova
Theoretical Models of Financial Crises pp. 110-130: Peter Ignatiev
A Topical Study of the Processes of Transformation, Globalization and the New World Order pp. 131-134: Stoyadin Savov

Accelerated Economic Development – Theory and Practice pp. 3-33: Ivan Angelov
Transnational Corporations in the World Economy pp. 34-54: Zoya Mladenova
The Firm in the Context of the Theory of Transaction Costs pp. 55-74: Tamara Todorova
Economic Aspects of the Appraisal and Selection of Engineering Projects pp. 75-95: Nadya Marinova
Reforms of the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union pp. 96-108: Angel Dimov
Well-being and Economic Growth pp. 109-119: Vera Pirimova
Current Study of the Global Economy pp. 120-126: Rossitsa Chobanova