Debt management evaluation through Support Vector Machines: on the example of Italy and Greece

Zahariev, Andrey; Zveryаkov, Mikhail; Prodanov, Stoyan; Zaharieva, Galina; Ангелов, Петко; Zarkova, Silvia; Petrova, Mariana

doi:10.9770/jesi.2020.7.3(61)

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“…Today, the mining industry forms 5% of the country's GDP, despite the fact that it employs only 4% of the employees in the Bulgarian industry [11]. A distinctive mark of the industry is its relatively high productivity.…”

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Bulgarian Mining Industry between Tradition and Innovation

Deneva

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2020

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Extractive activities are traditional for the Bulgarian economy and are part of the economic activity of the population since the establishment of the Bulgarian state. As an autonomous sector of the economy, they are approved after 1878. The initial extractive activities are carried out with the direct participation of foreign capital, mainly French, German and Belgian. The extraction of raw materials has always been among the priority economic areas. Not surprisingly with the first economic laws adopted by the Bulgarian Government is supported its development. A typical example in this respect is the law on the promotion of the local industry since 1909. Among the promotion activities are mining, metal industry, as well as the quarry and that for the processing of soil materials. The mining industry is an indispensable part of the structure of the Bulgarian economy, regardless of its transformations.

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Bulgarian Mining Industry between Tradition and Innovation

Deneva

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2020

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The increase in the level of government debt in the public and private sectors of a number of EU countries, especially following the 2008 global economic and financial crisis, is one of the main risks to the fiscal sustainability of the EU Member States. In the macro-economic context, serious challenges to easing government debt burden in the EU pose the very low inflation and the not very high GDP growth, which only contributes to a reduction in the relative debt-to-GDP ratio, but not to a real reduction in the size of the debt (Zahariev, et al, 2020a). The only positive effect on government debt management is the fact that the cost of government debt financing remains low, reflecting the historically low interest rate.…”

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“…The changing conditions led to new risks, including all related to the traditional risk-free investment instruments issued by governments of the EU Member States (Zahariev, et al, 2020a) and devaluation of assets (Prodanov & Pavlov, 2016), currencies (Kostov, 2016) and oil as well (Zahariev & Kostov, 2016). These changes are not likely to be transient but to remain in effect even after the crisis is over.…”

Section: The "New Normality" Of Deficit Financing For Governmental Support To the Business Under Covid-19 Frameworkmentioning

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Fiscal sustainability and fiscal risk in the EU: forecasts and challenges in terms of COVID-19

Zahariev¹,

Radulova²,

Aleksandrova³

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This study focuses on examining the relationship between fiscal and debt sustainability indicators in EU Member States, based on the multidimensional approach to estimating and forecasting different time horizons applied by the European Commission. The relationship between fiscal sustainability and the numerical fiscal rules applied at national and supranational level in the context of the Stability and Growth Pact has been established. The dynamics of medium-term risks in the Member States of the European Union for the period 2015 -2019 is traced. The main challenges to fiscal sustainability in the European space in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic are outlined.

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“…Apart from the purely financial direct benefits for the state, such as concession fees and taxes on corporate profits, this efficiency leads to relatively high wages and substantial social benefits for the employees. The development of the economic organizations in the sector is largely determined by the available production resources, their quality and the efficiency of their use [1][2][3]. One of the main resources, clearly standing apart from the rest, is the human resource.…”

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Interaction of Subordinate Staff Management and Factors of Economic Performance of Companies in the Bulgarian Mining and Quarrying Sector

2020

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The achievement of high production and economic results in the economic entities of the mining industry in Bulgaria is possible only through the elaboration of an effective system for management of the subordinate personnel. In the context of the systematic approach, it is of paramount importance to outline the factors for subordinate staff management which have a positive impact on the economic status of the business organizations. Building a model of factors for subordinate staff management enables us to identify and implement multiple approaches and mechanisms. This creates opportunities for improving the management of the subordinate personnel, which has a positive impact on the development of the mining companies. The purpose of this article is to study the factors for subordinate staff management and to elaborate a model of those which have a direct and indirect impact on the production and economic results of the companies in the quarrying industry in Bulgaria. The article is structured in two main sections. The first includes an analysis of the factors of management of the subordinate workforce, examining the connections and relations with the economic performance of the companies. The second section introduces a model of management factors which prove to be particularly relevant to achieving high economic performance in the Bulgarian mining companies.

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Debt management evaluation through Support Vector Machines: on the example of Italy and Greece

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Bulgarian Mining Industry between Tradition and Innovation

Bulgarian Mining Industry between Tradition and Innovation

Fiscal sustainability and fiscal risk in the EU: forecasts and challenges in terms of COVID-19

Interaction of Subordinate Staff Management and Factors of Economic Performance of Companies in the Bulgarian Mining and Quarrying Sector

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