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The economic history of the Republic of Bulgaria
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  - Water Business Is Hot as Cities Decide to Tap
    Private Sector
- Wall Street Journal, Interactive Ediltion, 9
	  November 1998. Giant utilities from the U.S. and Western
	  Europe line up to bid for Sofia's multimillion-dollar
	  water-delivery concession. The city prepares to privatize
	  its decrepit water system.
- Bulgarian businesses against IMF
    conditions
- Sofia Echo, 13 October 2005. According to
	  Bulgarian business representatives, no European country has
	  a budgetary surplus equal to three per cent of GDP. The IMF
	  is demanding a significant surplus by the end of the year,
	  based on high income and cutting spending.
- Spotlight interview with Ivan Neykov
- International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, 28
	  October 2005. In many of the companies producing for major
	  international labels, the management brandishes the threat
	  of Chinese competition and takes refuge behind the codes of
	  conduct to prevent any form of trade union activity.