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Economic and Public Policies Council to present Strategy for Growth and Competitiveness of Bulgaria

published on 4/8/21 6:15 AM

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Today, the Economic and Public Policies Council will present a Strategy for long-term accelerated growth and competitiveness of Bulgaria. The strategy offers a long-term vision for the economic development of the country.

Emphasis in the strategy is laid on the improvement of the conditions and infrastructure for doing business, political and financial decentralization, the flexibility of the labour market, the tax and social security burden.

The Council for Economic and Public Policies is a research and consulting network at the Institute of Economics and Policies at the University for National and World Economy in Sofia.

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