Have the 50,000 people who have lost their jobs been included in the total number of unemployed in the country?

Unfortunately many of these bankruptcies are avoidable because they were businesses that should not have been started in the first place. I have observed so many small shops (in particular) that have started up either selling the wrong products, that is products that are not saleable for the local market where they are situated or the location for the products on sale is totally wrong. Classic examples I have observed is a shop in a nice mall but in a provincial town selling only high brand clothes such as Versace, D&G etc (not fakes but the real thing) or a shop selling high brand fitted kitchens in the same town, they both failed due to the prices being too high for the local market. Shops that open selling the same products (at the same prices) as established businesses almost next door, if you do thiss you must have something to lure away the customer from the established business, better prices or service. Bulgarians need to do a lot of market research and be business wise only that way will we see small businesses succeed instead of going bankrupt.