The latest meeting of the Council of Young Scientists and Specialists was held at the Institute of Economics of the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan on October 13, 2026.
The meeting, chaired by Elnur Zeynalov, Doctor of Philosophy in Economics and Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists and Specialists, held discussion on macroeconomic proportions in Azerbaijan and the challenges associated with their regulation.
Aslan Azimzadeh, PhD student at Baku Eurasian University, delivered a presentation on “Macroeconomic Proportions in Azerbaijan and the Challenges of Their Regulation.”
At the presentation analyzed the relationship between investment directed towards the industrial and agricultural sectors and output generated in these sectors, the link between profits in the banking sector and the value added generated in the national economy, as well as the proportions within the structure of gross domestic product (GDP) by type of economic activity. The specific characteristics of macroeconomic proportions across the country’s economic regions were also examined.
At the study examined the economic efficiency index of banking sector of Azerbaijan, the proportionality coefficients for industrial output across economic regions, and indicators of proportionality regarding credit investments. Presenting the results of the analysis, the speaker offered a number of proposals and recommendations aimed at improving macroeconomic proportions and organizing economic development more efficiently.
Professor Nazim Muzaffarli, Director General of the Institute of Economics, who participated in the discussions, emphasized the relevance of the research topic. He offered recommendations on further deepening the research, expanding comparative analyses, and applying the scientific findings to practical activities.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants' questions were answered, and an extensive exchange of views took place regarding the presentation (economics.org.az)
