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Price Controls and Inflation in Bulgaria, 1991-1992

Maria Zhecheva, Neli Mileva

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The current study aims to characterize price controls and inflation dynamics in Bulgaria on the path to market prices. The conclusions made on the importance and intensity of the inflation process are based on the consumer price index as well as on the retail prices data.

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The current study aims to characterize price controls and inflation dynamics in Bulgaria on the path to market prices. The conclusions made on the importance and intensity of the inflation process are based on the consumer price index as well as on the retail prices data.

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The current study aims to characterize price controls and inflation dynamics in Bulgaria on the path to market prices. The conclusions made on the importance and intensity of the inflation process are based on the consumer price index as well as on the retail prices data.

Key concepts: Inflation (cosmology), Economics, Producer price index, Consumer price index (South Africa), Wholesale price index, Price index, Monetary economics, Index (typography)

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