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Bulgaria has faced challenges with its pension system, caught between ensuring adequacy for retirees and managing financial sustainability. During the COVID-19 pandemic, authorities in Bulgaria took significant steps by increasing pensions to support pensioners' living standards and boost aggregate demand. As a small open economy, Bulgaria has leveraged its integration with the EU and global value chains for economic growth. However, the country experienced fluctuations in economic exchanges, especially after the Global Financial Crisis.
Furthermore, state-owned enterprises in Bulgaria play a crucial role in the economy, but their economic and financial performance pose potential fiscal risks. Evaluations are ongoing to determine the impact of SOEs on the country's fiscal stability.
In conclusion, Bulgaria's pension system has adapted to support retirees during crises while also focusing on integrating with the global economy. Balancing these aspects is vital for Bulgaria's economic future.
Interesting Fact: Bulgaria's pension system overhaul during the pandemic was one of the most substantial in recent years. Additionally, the country's strategic location has made it a key player in European trade and investment.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bulgarian authorities increased pensions substantially to support pensioners' living standards and aggregate demand.
As a small open economy, Bulgaria benefits from economic exchanges with global partners. However, after a boost before the Global Financial Crisis and EU ...
State-owned enterprises' (SOEs) economic and financial performance may have important fiscal implications. This study evaluates related fiscal risks in ...