Publications
Assessment of the socio-economic impact of the first wave of Covid-19 and the government's actions under the strict quarantine regime in Azerbaijan
 How was the first wave of the COVID-19 threat addressed in Azerbaijan? Were the quarantine restrictions set up in accordance with the rule of law? Were the funds allocated for the response to coronavirus spent transparently? What about the state of human rights and political freedoms? How were agriculture and food security regulated? How effective were social support programs during the pandemic? What must be done after the crisis? |
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Program and financial report of Economic Research Center covering activities in 2012
Inflation rates for 2012 (6 months)
This report is comprised of two main parts implementation of "National Action Plan (NAP) on Open Government Promotion in 2012-2015" and assessment of preparation and adoption of " National Action Plan on Open Government Promotion in 2016-2018" in compliance with principles of Open Government Partnership (OGP). The report addresses to the alternative assessment of both NAPs. In the evalution process of the first NAP, references were made to relevant annual reports of agency responsible for its implementation - Commission on Combating agains Corruption of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Inflation rates for 2011
This analytical review had been prepared by the experts of the National Budget Group with the aim to evaluate macroeconomic activity in Azerbaijan in 2010. Basic macroeconomic indicators (GDP, employment, income of the population, foreign trade, foreign investments, poverty, etc.) of Azerbaijan in the recent 5 years (2006 – 2010 years) were analyzed in the presented review in the background of global economic processes observed in the world. Dependence of fiscal parameters on oil revenues, state investments and infrastructure expenditures, social policy (education, healthcare, social protection), taxation and administrative reforms, main parameters of monetary policy (money supply and inflation rates, real effective currency rate variations, credits, interest rates) and state of banking sector during the analyzed period were subjects of research in this paper.