Garabed Minassian
Biographic Data
| ID | 6349623 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Garabed Minassian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Garabed |
| FAMILY NAME | Minassian |
| SIGNATURE | MINASSIAN G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Agricultural Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7146-5102 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The road to economic disaster in Bulgaria
(1) The country's economic decline had already hit rock bottom. In spite of a number of controversial and frequently adjusted statistical data, economic growth in 1994, for the first time since 1989, had finally registered a positive rate of 1.8%. The overall drop in GDP for the years 1989-93 had come to 27.7% and in the mid-1990s the business cycle had started to bottom out. (2) Removing restrictions on trade with the countries of former Yugosla…
The Bulgarian economy in transition
GDP FOR 1991 WAS PROVISIONALLY ESTIMATED by the Bulgarian statistical office at 138.4 billion leva in current prices, with an expected fall in constant prices equivalent to 16.7%.' The final report on 1991 (March 1993), however, differed substantially-a GDP of 131.1 billion leva in current prices and a fall in constant prices by 11.7% compared with the previous year. Significant changes were recorded in the composition of GDP with respect to fina…
Bulgarian industrial growth and structure
THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION on industrial growth and structure in Bulgaria is prepared and published by the National Statistical Institute (NSI, the former Central Statistical Board). The information about the aggregated macroeconomic indicators of Bulgaria's economic development in the past is far from perfect. The ideologists did not overlook anything which could be interpreted ambiguously. All the figures (especially those for the growth rates of…
The road to economic disaster in Bulgaria
(1) The country's economic decline had already hit rock bottom. In spite of a number of controversial and frequently adjusted statistical data, economic growth in 1994, for the first time since 1989, had finally registered a positive rate of 1.8%. The overall drop in GDP for the years 1989-93 had come to 27.7% and in the mid-1990s the business cycle had started to bottom out. (2) Removing restrictions on trade with the countries of former Yugosla…
The Bulgarian economy in transition
GDP FOR 1991 WAS PROVISIONALLY ESTIMATED by the Bulgarian statistical office at 138.4 billion leva in current prices, with an expected fall in constant prices equivalent to 16.7%.' The final report on 1991 (March 1993), however, differed substantially-a GDP of 131.1 billion leva in current prices and a fall in constant prices by 11.7% compared with the previous year. Significant changes were recorded in the composition of GDP with respect to fina…
Bulgarian industrial growth and structure
THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION on industrial growth and structure in Bulgaria is prepared and published by the National Statistical Institute (NSI, the former Central Statistical Board). The information about the aggregated macroeconomic indicators of Bulgaria's economic development in the past is far from perfect. The ideologists did not overlook anything which could be interpreted ambiguously. All the figures (especially those for the growth rates of…
Bulgarian industrial growth and structure
THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION on industrial growth and structure in Bulgaria is prepared and published by the National Statistical Institute (NSI, the former Central Statistical Board). The information about the aggregated macroeconomic indicators of Bulgaria's economic development in the past is far from perfect. The ideologists did not overlook anything which could be interpreted ambiguously. All the figures (especially those for the growth rates of…
The Bulgarian economy in transition
GDP FOR 1991 WAS PROVISIONALLY ESTIMATED by the Bulgarian statistical office at 138.4 billion leva in current prices, with an expected fall in constant prices equivalent to 16.7%.' The final report on 1991 (March 1993), however, differed substantially-a GDP of 131.1 billion leva in current prices and a fall in constant prices by 11.7% compared with the previous year. Significant changes were recorded in the composition of GDP with respect to fina…
The road to economic disaster in Bulgaria
(1) The country's economic decline had already hit rock bottom. In spite of a number of controversial and frequently adjusted statistical data, economic growth in 1994, for the first time since 1989, had finally registered a positive rate of 1.8%. The overall drop in GDP for the years 1989-93 had come to 27.7% and in the mid-1990s the business cycle had started to bottom out. (2) Removing restrictions on trade with the countries of former Yugosla…
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