Bulgaria: Staff Report for the 2004 Article IV Consultation
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ISCR; CR; FDI inflow; deficit; government; government sector; current account; IMF staff estimate; import boom; Current account deficits; Fiscal stance; Current account; Europe; Eastern Europe; Global;All these keywords.
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