| ID | 118736 |
| Title Proper | Satiety diseases (redressing the balance between economic and social development in Azerbaijan) |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Muzaffarli, Nazim |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | In recent years, sustainable economic development has been an increasingly higher priority for all, both well and less developed, states. The global economic crisis that broke out in 2008 showed that the steadily high growth rates demonstrated by many countries throughout the pre-crisis years, even giving some of them the honorary titles like, for instance, "Celtic tiger," in actual fact do not always testify to sustainable development. There are economic and social "diseases" that can disrupt, or at least slow down, growth no matter how sustainable it previously seemed. Whereby these diseases can be both internal, that is, determined by trends governing the country's development, and external, that is, brought in from the outside world, making sustainable economic development not at all what it seemed to be before the crisis. |
| `In' analytical Note | Central Asia and the Caucasus Vol.13, No.2; 2012: p.131-146 |
| Journal Source | Central Asia and the Caucasus Vol.13, No.2; 2012: p.131-146 |
| Key Words | Global Economic Crisis ; Sustainable Development ; Economic Development ; Azerbaijan |