Can Bulgaria frack its way to energy independence? | | Term Paper | Class: “BUSINESS & SOCIETY”, Prof. Akbar | | Radostina Rubenstein | 3/23/2014 | | Contents: Intro 3 Shale Gas in Bulgaria 3 Overview 4 Mounting concern as production rises 5 Water Supplies 5 Surface impacts 6 Land 6 Water 6 Noise 7 Frack Quakes 8 Social acceptance 8 FRACKING IN BULGARIA 8 IS THERE A BUBBLE IN THE SHALE GAS INDUSTRY? 10 Diminishing returns 11 The drilling treadmill
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Commercial Banks in Bulgaria under Currency Board | | | | 1997 – a crucial year for the Bulgarian banking system The real reforms in the Bulgarian banking sector started in 1997, after the introduction of the currency board in the country. Bulgaria's macroeconomic performance between the fall of communism and early 1997 was especially poor. The decent economic performance in the beginning later deteriorated into hyperinflation and negative growth of GDP. Hyperinflation reached almost 500
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Legalizing Lobbying in Bulgaria – a Mission Impossible or a Much Needed “Must’ Author: Gergana V. Murtova Term Paper for Business and Society Class People are easily fooled by talk about donations, private or corporate, that might be the case but not the whole truth, indeed. You see, everywhere from America to Japan, each party has, so to say, a ring of firms…If you think that I am less influential than one banker, your idea of what a politician can achieve is very far from reality
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Catherine the Great is a controversial leader. She was born a minor German princess and married Peter III, heir to the throne of Russia. Peter was not a good ruler. He had many lovers, was an alcoholic, he was juvenile, he was neurotic, and he was rebellious. Catherine was especially angered when Peter considered having one of is mistresses rule with him rather then her. She started a rebellion against Peter, forcing him to step down. She later planned his assassination with one of her lovers. Even
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6 Israël Adoption of chart of corporate governance best practice Malte Kosovo 11% 6% 11% UK BULGARIA CYPRUS ROMANIA Portugal ITALIA BOSNA AND HERZEGOVINA ALBANIA TUNISIA MOROCCO SPAIN EGYPT Chart recommanded by institution Chart enacted by law Chart for only public compagnies Country without chart 72% France Turkey 7 Compliance of corporate law with chart 100% BULGARIA EGYPT 75% 38% UK ITALIA BOSNA&HE RZEGOV FRANCE TURKEY 50% 46% 25% 15% 0% Not enough Fairly
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An overview of Bulgaria’s refugee’s crisis: 4 Stakeholders and Typology theories: 4 Definition of Stakeholders: 4 A typology theories of stakeholder: 4 Types of stakeholders: 5 Ethical Framework: 5 Applying stakeholder theories to this Bulgaria case: 5 Refugees: 5 Bulgarians: 6 European Union: 7 IS-terrorist attacks: 8 Apply the ethical approach into the view of the Bulgaria’s government: 8 Conclusion 10 REFERENCE: 10 Introduction: As we can see that ethics is perceived
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KEBUDAYAAN MUSIK BULGARIA Bulgaria memiliki tradisi musik berdiri-lama, yang musik sejarawan dapat menelusuri kembali ke awal abad pertengahan . Salah satu komponis awal dikenal Eropa Abad Pertengahan , Yoan Kukuzel (ca. 1280-1360), menjadi terkenal karena karyanya Polieleion dari Wanita Bulgaria . Sekitar 90 dari karya-karyanya telah bertahan. Kukuzel juga mereformasi sistem penulisan musik Bizantium, dan dikenal sebagai Malaikat-menyuarakan untuk kemampuan bernyanyi. Tradisi menyanyi gereja
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demand for sportswear and footwear among professional sports players and all the amateurs involved in range of sports and fitness activities and people who wear sports clothing and snickers for leisure , can be identified as a growth opportunity. Bulgaria offers perfect locations for extreme sports like skiing and snowboarding , which are very popular among young people in the country and their demand for special and high-quality equipment can identify NIKE 6.0 Brand category for active sports
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Reporting large and complex transactions to the bank’s Credit committee and Management board. Exercising my own approval competences for approval of credit transactions. Mentoring junior professionals and trainees in the department. Raiffeisenbank AD, Bulgaria Corporate credit risk, Head of department Managed a credit risk department of 10 risk professionals responsible for the largest corporate credit risk exposures. Was a voting member of the bank’s credit committee with own approval authorities
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FEASIBILITY OF BUILDING A HEALTH RETREAT CENTER Formal Report 2012 [pic] Prepared by Hristo Hristov Student at American University in Bulgaria [pic] Report Distributed May 3, 2012 [pic] Prepared for Dr David Wallace ENG 302a - Business and Technical Writing Class ABSTRACT The report examines the feasibility of building a health
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