D.A.Tsenov Academy of Economics - Digital Library
The digtal library of D.A.Tsenov Academy of Economics is an electronic repostory which contains scientific works submited to the various journals of the academy. The repository also contains Master and PhD theses, papers from scientific conferences and monographic works, authored by the academic staff.
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The Health Insurance Reform In Bulgaria - Financing Models And Status Evaluation
(Tsenov Publishing House, 2022)The article presents a research on the specific characteristics of the existing models for healthcare financing worldwide. It also presents a brief overview of the specific characteristics of Bulgaria’s healthcare system ... -
The Competence-Based Approach Through The Prism Of Academic Training In Management Accounting
(Tsenov Publishing House, 2022)Management accountants’ competences are evolving according to the changing socio-economic reality. The practical application of the competence-based approach in this field is a response to the change of attitudes from ... -
The Dynamic Transformations On The Labour Market In Bulgaria In Conditions Of Digital Technologies And Pandemic
(Tsenov Publishing House, 2022)This article discusses the main transformations which have occurred in the labour market due to the accelerated processes of digitalization throughout the last two years. In their essence, those changes are caused by the ... -
The Impact Of Absorbed European Funds On The Economic Growth Of Bulgaria And New Member States
(Tsenov Publishing House, 2022)The aim of this research is to analyze the short- and long-term relationship between the absorbed European funds and the economic growth in the 11 new member states as a group, and in Bulgaria in particular, during the ... -
Opportunities And Challenges Of Cross-Border Banking: Focus On Pan-African Banks
(Tsenov Publishing House, 2022)There has been a remarkable increase of the regional banking operations across the African continent over the past two decades. This resulted from macroeconomic improvements and economic growth. As a result, African banks ...
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