Bulgaria; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper on Bulgaria investigates possible driving forces behind the investment boom based on cross-country evidence. The diagnosis of the drivers behind the investment boom is important as it is key to assessing Bulgaria’s economic prospects, vulnerabilities, and policy challenges. The available evidence is less than clear-cut, but broadly suggests that the investment boom reflects to a large extent a one-off reassessment of Bulgaria’s riskiness as an investment location. The paper also investigates why Bulgaria’s GDP growth rate did not respond more strongly to the investment boom.
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2007-12-19
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Selected issues | Current account deficits | Economic growth | External sector | Foreign direct investment | Gross domestic product | Real effective exchange rates | capital goods | private investment | capital stock | investors | investment projects | domestic investment | current account deficit | investment environment | capital equipment | risk premium | capital inflows | investment decisions | investment growth | return on investment | corporate tax | real interest rates | stock market | tax rate | corporate tax rate | fixed capital | capital accounts |
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