Assessing the Sectoral and Macroeconomic Impacts of Capital Investment on Education in Azerbaijan

Mikayilov, Farhad; Suleymanov, Arzu; Mehdiyev, Malik; Musayev, Rauf; Guliyeva, Mariam

doi:10.31432/1994-2443-2019-14-2-27-34

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“…Additionally, the causal relationship between economic growth, energy consumption and carbon emissions is unclear (ACHEAMPONG, 2018;LENZEN, M et al, 2006) The second issue is whether the emissions intensity increases with income (elasticity greater than one) or decreases (elasticity less than one). Most of the literature presents that the household expenditure elasticity of emissions range from 0.6 to 1, indicating that the emission intensity of consumption decreases with growth in income (ALA-MANTILA;HEINONEN;JUNNILA, 2014;LENZEN, M et al, 2006;MIKAYILOV;GALEOTTI;HASANOV, 2018;MIN, 2018). However, Cohen et al (2005) observed an expenditure elasticity of energy larger than 1 for the Brazilian economy in 1996.…”

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Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

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Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

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Analysis of regional markets for heavy industry and machine building products (in the example of Azerbaijan economy)

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The presented article analyzes regional markets, for heavy industry and machine building products for the Azerbaijani economy. In terms of trade relations and territory, the markets of Turkey, the Russian Federation, Georgia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Moldova, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Armenia were selected and evaluated. The database of the study consists of mutual import and export data for the mentioned countries in 2014–2018. Based on the import-export data collected covering the years 2014–2018 on six-digit codes of regional markets, the revealed comparative advantage and localization coefficients on import and export were calculated. As a result, importing and exporting countries have been identified in the regional markets through the calculated coefficients for each of the 5 years of heavy industry and machine building products considered. Thus, in terms of imports and exports, the countries with the highest coefficients were selected.

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Assessing the Sectoral and Macroeconomic Impacts of Capital Investment on Education in Azerbaijan

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Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

Analysis of regional markets for heavy industry and machine building products (in the example of Azerbaijan economy)

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