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Influence of the WTO on Bulgaria

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August 5, 2013

 

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Its capital is Sofia. Bulgaria's industries consisted mainly of agriculture until 1947. After World War II, under a communist regime, all existing industry was nationalized, with heavy industry set to first priority. After 1992 privatization and market reforms began, creating many jobs in especially the service sector...
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The GDP in 2000 was US$ 11 995 Mill, divided into service 57.7%, industry 27.8% and agriculture 14.5%. The majority of the exported goods are delivered to the republics of the former USSR and other eastern European states. The significant Western Europe trade partners are Italy, Greece and Germany. Bulgaria's main export goods are machines, metal, chemical products, leather goods and textiles, food and luxury articles...
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