Bulgaria; Selected Issues
Bulgaria’s potential output growth in future could be markedly lower, and it may take considerable time for the excess labor and resources to be absorbed by other sectors, in particular by the export sector. This suggests that the natural level of rate of unemployment will rise and remain higher, and the full employment level is likely to decline. There is a requirement of significant improvements in labor productivity and competitiveness, as well as reforms to further improve labor mobility and participation.
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2010-06-02
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic growth | Gross domestic product | Production | Government expenditures | Currency boards | Credit risk | Bank credit | Capital inflows | Current account deficits | Revenue measures | employment | capital stock | employment growth | unemployment | capital depreciation | full employment | nairu | capital formation | rate of unemployment | labor participation | current account deficit | total employment | labor participation rate | gross capital formation | capital growth | natural rate of unemployment | future employment | employment level |
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