Alfred Comer, director of the International Monetary Fund's European department, said in a BTA interview during the World Bank-IMF Spring Meetings in Washington that Bulgaria is on track to join the eurozone in 2025. However, the budget should not accelerate inflation. Comer also said that in order to provide better services to the people, governments must find ways to secure services, and that one of the Fund's proposals in this direction is the introduction of a more progressive tax system and the introduction of a more progressive tax system for corporations. He pointed out that it was an increase in taxes.
Comer said Europe faces significant challenges in the medium term, including labor productivity and population aging. Not all acquired skills and certifications will be recognized across EU member states, and moving from one country to another is less likely for him than for a worker to move from one U.S. state to another. costs 8 times more.
For the EU to meet this challenge, the IMF recommends deeply integrating the single market by reducing internal barriers, and says a 10% reduction would increase GDP by 7 percentage points. He also pointed out. Among the challenges facing Europe, he pointed to the lack of a full banking union and banking union in the capital markets, which hinders the financing of start-ups and makes the United States the next stage of development. he pointed out.
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