Предизвикателства пред българската икономика по пътя към членство в еврозоната
Challenges Facing the Bulgarian Economy on the Path to Euro Area Membership

Author(s): Dimitar Zlatinov, Sonia Georgieva, Daniel Kasabov, Stoyan Shalamanov, Stela Raleva, Stefan Petranov, Liliana Georgieva, Radostina Ivcheva, Kaloyan Ganev, Milen Velushev, Mariella Nenova, Dilyan Vasilev, Tania Karamisheva, Lyuben Fedev Ivanov, Tsvetan Madanski, Nedko Kosev, Stella Valeva
Contributor(s): Dimitar Zlatinov (Editor), Mariella Nenova (Editor), Stela Raleva (Editor)
Subject(s): Economy, National Economy, Public Finances
Published by: Софийски университет »Св. Климент Охридски«
Keywords: economy; economic department; Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"; anniversary; collective monograph;
Summary/Abstract: In the autumn of 2022, the oldest economic department in Bulgaria - the "Economics" department of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", marks its 120th anniversary. The culmination of the series of events to mark the anniversary is the presentation of the collective monograph "Challenges to the Bulgarian economy on the way to membership in the Eurozone". The individual chapters of the monograph have been prepared by distinguished professors and scientists of the department, its graduates, current and former doctoral students, who examine the various aspects related to Bulgaria's readiness for its accession to the Eurozone. The aim of the collective monograph is to examine the prerequisites for adopting the euro in Bulgaria and the economic aspects of joining the Eurozone both in macroeconomic terms and in relation to some sectors. The monograph seeks answers to the questions of what are the challenges facing the Bulgarian economy in preparing the country for membership and how it can be prepared for effective functioning within the Eurozone. With this, the research contributes to enriching the applied scientific literature not only in the country, but also in the field of monetary unions in general, and would be of interest to academics, analysts and experts in the field of the affected issues, as well as to all who are interested in the potential effects of joining the Eurozone.

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