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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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A. BITZENIS. 2003. Foreign direct investment (FDI) during the transition from a planned to a market economy: The case of Bulgaria (1989-2001). Ph.D. thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 74.39%
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A. CHARALABIDOU. 2007. The impact of host investment conditions in Bulgaria on inward foreign direct investment patterns and strategy: The study of Greek FDI activity in Bulgaria. PhD thesis. Kingston.
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Pop. 73.06%
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S. DILOVA-KIRKOWA. 2000. Banking reforms in transition economies: The case of Bulgaria. Ph.D. thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 60.1%
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OURANIA GKOUNA. 2016. Outward FDI in the context of forced internationalisation: Greek investments in South-Eastern Europe [i.e. Bulgaria and FYROM]. PhD thesis. UCL.
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Pop. 35.31%
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LYUBOMIR R. MISHKOV. 2017. Informal entrepreneurship and tax evasion in Bulgaria. Ph.D. thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 22.28%
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P. NESTOROVA. 1999. The determinants of foreign direct investment during transition from a centrally-planned to a market economy: The cases of Bulgaria and Hungary. D.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 47.82%
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K. O'SULLIVAN. 2000. The effects of financial structure in a transaction cost analysis in the Bulgarian economy. Ph.D. thesis. Manchester.
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Pop. 48.19%
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I. PROCOPIS. 1997. Investments of Greek firms in Bulgaria. M.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 47.74%
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SOFOKLIS VOGIAZAS. 2015. Determinants of credit risk in the Bulgarian and the Romanian banking systems and the role of the Greek crisis. PhD thesis. Sheffield.
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Pop. 30.87%
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