Yearbook of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Sofia University

2011 - 2025

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Volume 15, issue 1, 2018

THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING (Part one) pp. 5-28

Iliyana Ankova

WHY BULGARIA WAS THE CLOSEST ALLY OF THE USSR IN THE TIME OF SOCIALISM pp. 29-40

Bancho Banov

COMPARISON BETWEEN MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATOR AND ORDINARY LEAST SQUARES BY USING SAZ1 AND SAZ2 AS ALTERNATIVE COMPANION MEAN SQUARES OF ERROR pp. 41-58

Ismat M. Ibrahim

IS THERE A GLOBAL CONSUMER pp. 59-74

Neviana Krasteva

COLLECTIVE CLAIMS - ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE PROCEDURE pp. 75-91

Tatiana Markova

STRUCTURE OF THE RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR MANAGEMENT OF ALGORITHM LABOUR INCOME POLICIES pp. 93-121

Alexander Nikolov and Temenujka Zlatanova

EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF THE MECHANISMS OF SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RES IN BULGARIA pp. 123-144

Ralitsa Nikolova

STUDENT CLASS TURNOUT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT pp. 145-157

James Osondu

DETRACTION THE IMPACT OF ABNORMAL VALUES ON PREDICT OF DEPENDENT VARIABLES USING CONDITIONAL QUANTILE REGRESSION pp. 159-171

Nasradeen Salih

HAPPINESS ECONOMICS: THE SOCIAL NATURE OF HUMAN HAPPINESS pp. 173-205

Teodor Sedlarski

TOWARDS BEHAVIORAL FINANCE THEORY pp. 207-241

Teodor Sedlarski and Gabriela Georgieva

ACCOUNTING OF THE CREDIT LOSSES ACCORDING TO THE IFRS 9 pp. 243-254

Nadya Velinova-Sokolova

POSSIBILITIES FOR CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTING THEORY (PART TWO) pp. 255-287

Eleonora Stancheva-Todorova

FACTORS, INFLUENCING PROFESSIONAL JUDGEMENTS OF ACCOUNTANTS IN BULGARIA pp. 289-303

Eleonora Stancheva-Todorova and Iliyana Ankova

DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS FOR INNOVATION EFFICIENCY REGULATORY COEFFICIENTS pp. 305-316

Anatolii Yakovlev

SCENARIO PLANNING POTENTIAL IN BULGARIAN ICT SECTOR AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION pp. 317-329

Todor Yalamov

Volume 14, issue 1, 2016

HOW TO IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER MODELS AND METHODS IN LIVING LABS pp. 5-16

Albena Antonova and Aniko Csepregi

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INWARD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS (FDI) AND NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS OF THE HOST COUNTRY pp. 17-33

Milen Velushev

STUDY OF SOCIAL PROCESSES USING MATHEMATICAL METHODS pp. 35-58

Maria Vidolova

POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE THE FINANCING OF SCIENCE pp. 59-78

Albena Vutsova and Emil Mitov

POSSIBILITIES FOR BALANCING THE RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPORT POLICIES IN THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR OF BULGARIA pp. 79-92

Atanas Georgiev

ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF STATE SUPPORT OF COMPETITION pp. 93-102

Rumen Georgiev

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ECONOMIC EXPECTATIONS pp. 103-130

Anton Gerunov

FACTORS FOR TRANSFORMING BULGARIAN HR SPECIALISTS INTO STRATEGIC BUSINESS PARTNERS pp. 131-149

Nina Zhivkova

IMPLICATIONS OF POPULATION AGEING FOR LONG-TERM ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 151-179

Kristina Karagyozova-Markova

DIGITAL MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS IN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY pp. 181-200

Neviana Krasteva

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION STANDARDS FOR PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS AND THEIR ROLE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES IN TEACHING ACCOUNTING AND ACCOUNTING ETHICS pp. 201-215

Mariya Pavlova

THE ‘KEYNESIAN REVOLUTION’ IN THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT pp. 217-234

Teodor Sedlarski

BEHAVIORAL PUBLIC FINANCES pp. 235-254

Teodor Sedlarski and Gergana Dimitrova

SWITCH TIME FAMILY OF DISTRIBUTIONS AND PROCESSES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS TO REFLECTED SURPLUS MODELS pp. 255-285

Pavel Stoynov

POSSIBILITIES FOR CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTING THEORY (PART ONE) pp. 287-319

Eleonora Stancheva-Todorova

THE PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC FIELD OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND ITS DEVELOPMENT IN BULGARIA (2007; 2013) pp. 321-330

Miroslava Hristova

Volume 13, issue 1, 2016

Bulgarian food industry – situation and development after 2006 pp. 5-45

Zheliu Vladimirov

ENTERING NEW MARKETS AND MARKET NICHES pp. 47-67

Albena Vutsova and Emil Mitov

Consumer behaviour in Bulgaria around Christmas and factors that affect it pp. 69-80

Denitsa Gavrilova

Two approaches for analysing and evaluating the short-term effects of fiscal and monetary policy coordination during the crisis pp. 81-99

Dimitar Zlatinov

Collaborative Networks Changing the Face of the Educational System. Three Case Studies in the Pre-school and Elementary Education pp. 101-121

Albena Yotova

Aspects of corporate entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurial intensity pp. 123-149

Raya Kanazireva

The e-money and prepaid cards pp. 151-166

Kamelia Kassabova

“Augmented Reality” and Marketing pp. 167-175

Neviana Krasteva and Volen Philipov

The EC mechanism of making decisions about market concentration: Advantages and disadvantages for the small EU member countries pp. 177-184

Tony Condjov

Bulgarian stock market and market risk forecasting under long memory in returns pp. 185-200

Boyan Lomev and Nikolay Netov

Evolution of management accounting and its instruments in municipalities’ management pp. 201-215

Mariya Pavlova

Behavior models of the participants in the political market pp. 217-246

Vladimir Peovski

The Global Financial Crisis from the perspective of Behavioral Finance pp. 247-268

Teodor Sedlarski and Gergana Dimitrova

Risk-Sharing Social Networks pp. 269-291

Teodor Sedlarski and Diana Dimitrova

The Elusive Quest for Happiness pp. 293-316

Teodor Sedlarski and Zhelyu Panayotov

Development of services and business process offshoring worldwide and its reflections in the Bulgarian economic environment. Offshoring research pp. 317-332

Hristina Stoyanova

Impact of digital environment on consumers, companies and brands. New tendencies in marketing and consumer behavior pp. 333-355

Mirena Todorova

Research on strategies in the strategic management field pp. 357-370

Miroslava Hristova

The preliminary study of inverted-U hypothesis' applicability in China pp. 371-380

Shi Yizhe

Study of the influence of FDI on residents' income distribution in China pp. 381-391

Shi Yizhe