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Category Archives: Economics
Mismanagement and Corruption in Armenia’s Electricity Sector
Executive Summary: Armenia has one of the highest shares of inexpensive hydroelectricity generation; the lowest shares of expensive natural gas generation; and a high share of inexpensive nuclear power generation. Yet it has the highest electricity tariff among the comparator … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, All listed by Author, Economics, ENERGY
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Monopoly Profits in the Wheat Flour Market in Armenia
Executive Summary: Conservative estimates show that the companies involved in importing wheat and selling flour on the Armenian market charge approximately double what it costs them to import, transport, mill, and sell the wheat/wheat flour. In 2014 alone, the two … Continue reading
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Economics of a Criminal Mind
Armenia is undergoing its worst recession since the devastating fall of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2009. Back then, the economy shrunk by 14.2 percent, one of the worst outcomes in the world, courtesy of Kocharian’s “laundered-money-is-good-for-business” economic model … Continue reading
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Diffusion of Development: Where is Armenia?
by Ani Harutyunyan, Guest Blogger One of the key determinants of economic performance of a country is the level of its technological advancement. Technological innovations, however, are highly concentrated. More than 80 percent of the world’s research and development (R&D) … Continue reading
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Հայաստանի Սաստկացող Տնտեսական Ճգնաժամը
Ռուսաստանը բավականին լուրջ ճգնաժամի մեջ է: Այդ ճգնաժամի բնույթն ու խորությունը հասկանալն անհրաժեշտ է ամբողջությամբ ըմբռնելու համար, թե Հայաստանի տնտեսությանն իրականում ինչ է սպասվում մոտ ապագայում: Ռուսական ճգնաժամի պատճառները ավելի քան ակնհայտ են՝ արևմտյան սանկցիաները (հիմնականում ֆինանսական) … Continue reading
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Easy Money: Implications of Armenia’s Recent Sovereign Bond Issuance
On Thursday, September 19, 2013, Armenia issued its first sovereign US$-denominated bond and joined Bolivia, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Mongolia, and a handful of other (mostly low-income) countries that within the past year or so entered the international market for the … Continue reading
Armenia’s Economy since Independence
Foreword A common analysis of Armenia’s economic performance since independence typically focuses on the limitations imposed by geography and geopolitics and mostly ignores, or at best glosses over, the failures of governance and policy to deliver on what could have … Continue reading
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