The Brokerage Insurance Companies Under COVID-19 Framework (The Bulgarian Experience)

Zahariev, Andrey; Prodanov, Stoyan; Zaharieva, Galina; Krastev, Lyudmil; Kostov, D.; Pavlov, Tsvetan; Stanimirov, S; Zarkova, Silvia; Zdravkov, N

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“…Above data suggests that the business failure scenario is very possible even if business entities have insured their profits with sound insurance intermediaries (Zahariev, et al, 2020c). The findings are considered valid not only for the EU Member States, but also for a country with advancement in the research on the development of a COVID-19 vaccine as Russia, where the public deficit on national and regional budget level is part of the "new normality" (Sabitova, Shavaleyeva, Lizunova, Khairullova, & Zahariev, 2020).…”

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

et al. 2021

JESI

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

confidence: 91%

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

Zahariev¹,

Radulova²,

Aleksandrova³

et al. 2021

JESI

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“…The majority of companies in lockdown countries were forced to stop all activities while the companies in the countries which avoided imposing the lockdown, suffered consequences of insufficient resources, delays in supplies and difficulties in delivering products and services to the market. Economic activities declined (Onyele & Nwadike, 2020) all around the World which resulted in remarkable financial losses for majority of companies (Jaina & Vermab, 2020;Zahariev et al, 2020;Ahsany et al, 2020). About 1.9 million small businesses got in immediate risks of getting closed (Kyung & Whitney, 2020).…”

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Business Models in Perspective of “New Normal” Business Environment

Živaljević¹,

Stakić²

2021

Proceedings of the 8th International Scientific Conference - FINIZ 2021

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Modern science produced remarkable opus of knowledge in management. However, all concepts, theories and models assumed certain characteristics of economy and business environment. COVID-19 influenced dramatic changes and disruptions in all aspects known to us imposing questions of existing business models suitability. Paper discusses the characteristics of post-covid business environment and stresses the challenges that existing business models might face in the "New Normal" World.

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“…The pandemic disrupted the global business environment and caused additional challenges to this matter. Global economic activities declined (Onyele & Nwadike, 2020), resulting in the majority of companies suffering remarkable financial losses (Jaina & Vermab, 2020;Zahariev et al, 2020;Ahsany et al, 2020). According to the ILO (2021) in 2020, nearly 8.8 % of overall working hours were lost because of the pandemic, around half because of reduced hours, and the other half because of job losses.…”

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Youth Unemployment in Serbia and Albania: Promoting Entrepreneurship as a Way Forward

Stakić¹,

Sharko²

2022

Proceedings of the 9th International Scientific Conference - FINIZ 2022

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A great disruption in both economic development and the business environment caused by the COVID-19, provoked a significant effect on youth unemployment. Youth unemployment remains an important problem for Western Balkan countries, along with additional challenges concerning education and business systems brought on by the pandemic. Entrepreneurship is recognized as one of the best solutions for overcoming the stated problem due to its many benefits. It is important to develop entrepreneurship among the young population to improve their economic independence and integrate them into the labor market. This paper discusses the post-Covid state of the unemployment levels, youth unemployment, and entrepreneurship, as possible stepping stones in the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Albania.

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The Brokerage Insurance Companies Under COVID-19 Framework (The Bulgarian Experience)

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

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

Business Models in Perspective of “New Normal” Business Environment

Youth Unemployment in Serbia and Albania: Promoting Entrepreneurship as a Way Forward

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