THE FOREIGN TRADE EXCHANGE OF COMMODITIES AND THE FOREIGN TRADE MARKETS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA WITHIN THE PERIOD 1988 – 2006

Alexander Tasev
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Alexander Tasev: INSTITUTE OF ECONOMICS AT THE BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
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Economics and Management, 2008, vol. 4, issue 4, 23-40

Abstract: An analysis has been made of the dynamics of Bulgaria’s foreign trade exchange of commodities for the period 1988 -2006. Based on this analysis, assessments and estimations have been made in regards to: - Bulgaria’s foreign trade exchange of commodities, both in total and by regional communities and countries; - The lost markets dating back of some 4o years history due to Bulgaria’s membership in COMECON; - The results of the free trade agreements after 1992; - The effectiveness of the Bulgarian export structure. Following presented assessments and estimations, conclusions are being drown on the substantial causes for the condition of the foreign trade exchange of commodities in the regarded period and some recommendations are made as well.

Keywords: Foreign trade exchange of commodities; foreign markets; free trade agreements; sxport structure; effectiveness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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