Posted on August 1, 2009 by Dimitar Naydenov
How does the economy work and what do we do about it? Now that it is struggling, more people are getting interested in its mechanisms. It is a complex system to which different tools can be applied which can help, hurt or have no impact over it. Depending on the tools being applied to a specific economy [...]
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Posted on February 3, 2009 by Dimitar Naydenov
Will the African Union become the United States of Africa similar to the United States of America and the European Union? Globalization has made it somewhat fashionable to establish political mergers, and the African leaders’ plan seems like a bright idea at first sight. So much for the good news though.
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Posted on September 27, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
Last night, Senator McCain and Senator Obama appeared on a debate in Oxford, Mississippi. It was the first of the three debates between the two presidential hopefuls. Foreign policy was the main topic in this debate although there was no way the two candidates would not talk about the voters’ main concern, the economy and [...]
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Posted on August 22, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
One of the most frequently used phrases that I hear when it comes to trade is “the customer is always right”. Sounds pretty fair but is it always applied?! Do we as customers get what we pay for? Do we get the service that we request?
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Posted on June 17, 2008 by Dimitar Naydenov
Gas prices have always been an issue since the beginning of the use of gas-operating devices. They have always been not just a political issue but also an economic, a financial and one that concerns the security of a country, that is, the most important issue for its existence.
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