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  SOME ASPECTS OF APPLYING MOBILE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN TOURISM

  The study focuses on the contribution of mobile information technology to the development of tourism in Bulgaria. It helps to improve the methods and mechanisms of collecting, processing, analysing, storing and using information. The emerging popular computer systems, video systems, teleconferencing systems and electronic systems have led to the ... The study focuses on the contribution of mobile information technology to the development of tourism in Bulgaria. It helps to improve the methods and mechanisms of collecting, processing, analysing, storing and using information. The emerging popular computer systems, video systems, teleconferencing systems and electronic systems have led to the complete automation and widespread use of electronic equipment in business. The application of mobile information technology facilitates accommodation and transport bookings, entertainment services, the purchase of tourist products, the availability of and accessibility to different types of tourism and destinations, as well as the tourism potential of countries and regions.

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  THE BUSINESS CYCLE AND ITS CONTEMPORARY CHARACTERISTICS

  The article aims to present the business cycle phenomenon and its contemporary characteristics. Understanding the business cycle theory will allow for more in-depth research on this subject for the Bulgarian economy, through which to increase the macroeconomic efficiency of the country's economic policy.... The article aims to present the business cycle phenomenon and its contemporary characteristics. Understanding the business cycle theory will allow for more in-depth research on this subject for the Bulgarian economy, through which to increase the macroeconomic efficiency of the country's economic policy.

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  TRANSACTION COSTS IN COLLECTIVE WASTE RECOVERY SYSTEMS IN THE EU

  The study aims to identify the institutional flaws of the current EU waste management model by analysing the economic model of �extended producer responsibility� and collective waste management systems and to create a model for measuring the transaction costs borne by waste recovery organizations. The model was approbated by analysing the ... The study aims to identify the institutional flaws of the current EU waste management model by analysing the economic model of �extended producer responsibility� and collective waste management systems and to create a model for measuring the transaction costs borne by waste recovery organizations. The model was approbated by analysing the Bulgarian collective waste management systems that have been complying with the EU legislation for the last 10 years. The analysis focuses on waste oils because of their economic importance and the limited number of studies and analyses in this field as the predominant body of research to date has mainly addressed packaging waste, mixed household waste or discarded electrical and electronic equipment. The study aims to support the process of establishing a �circular economy� in the EU, which was initiated in 2015.