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30/03/2012
Lecture at the University of World and National Economy
Sofia, 29 March 2012
Over the next 20 years, Bulgaria is projected to lose over 10% of its population... Mobility is of course a right and it is to be encouraged, but from the point of view of Bulgaria’s economic development, it is crucial to create conditions favourable to keeping young people in the country, enabling everybody to contribute to the economy, and encouraging those who have left to return
(437 kB)
30/03/2012
European Fair of Social Enterprises and Cooperatives for People with Disabilities
Plovdiv, 29 March 2012
Our values should guide the way we do business, and we should do more to round out the mono-dimensional business model based on maximising profit. If we want a smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in Europe, we need more businesses that focus on a social mission.
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23/03/2012
Understanding the impact of inequalities on the economy and the society is essential if we want to formulate good economic, employment and social policy – and it is particularly important in the context of the crisis, where policy action or non-action can have an even greater impact than in better years.
14/03/2012
Pensions are a subject that does — and should — concern us all. Today around a quarter of the EU population depend on a pension for their main source of income.
08/03/2012
Social investments bring both economic and social returns. Inclusiveness of labour markets and societies is key for the growth potential. It improves the supply side of the economy as well as aggregate demand. But social investment is also crucial from a more narrowly fiscal point of view, as it can prevent larger future expenditure that would be incurred due to further increases in unemployment, exclusion and poverty.
06/03/2012
The challenges facing the labour market today call for a multi-dimensional approach. It must cover the development of skills, access to employment, the provision of well-designed in-work benefit, life-long learning opportunities, health-care provision and demand-side improvements. Shifting tax from labour — especially among the low-skilled — may be an important aspect of that approach.
