ECONOMIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN
Journals
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NEW Generation Economy Index
Mapping the New Economic Reality
The New Generation Economy Index 2025 (NGEI) serves as a unique guide to understanding the rapidly evolving landscape of the global economy. Going beyond traditional economic indicators, this publication measures countries’ readiness for the digital future, their innovation potential, and the strength of their human capital. Covering 15 countries, the study reveals both the success formulas of global leaders and the strategic challenges faced by developing economies.
“This index is not merely a collection of figures. It is an indispensable compass for governments, business leaders, and the academic community in making strategic decisions.”
The book presents a comprehensive comparative analysis of 15 countries belonging to the ECO, OTS, and CAREC organizations, and provides an in-depth discussion of input–output paradoxes as well as strategic roadmaps extending to 2030. -
FEATURES AND PROBLEMS OF IMPLEMENTING ECONOMIC REFORMS IN AZERBAIJAN
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Prof. Dr. Shahin M. Sadigov
Chairman of the Board
Economic Scientific Research Institute of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan -
ECONOMIC COOPERATION ORGANIZATION (ECO)
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Prof. Dr. Arzu Huseynova
First Deputy Chairman of the board
The ESRI, the Republic of AzerbaijanEDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Dr. Asad M. Khan
Ambassador ECO
Secretary General
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NeoEcon Review — NER
Frontiers of the New Generation Economy
The journal covers digitalization, green transition, platform & data economy, Industry 5.0, innovation policy, competitiveness, regional integration, regulation & market design, AI/fintech, and data‑driven methods in economic transformation.
We welcome empirical, theoretical, methodological, and data papers.NER publishes high‑quality research on economic transformation at the intersection of digitalization, green transition, platform & data economy, Industry 5.0, innovation and competition policy, regional integration, regulation & market design, AI/fintech, and data‑driven methods. We welcome empirical (experimental and observational), theoretical, methodological, and data papers. Methods include applied econometrics, causal inference, structural modeling, RCTs/natural experiments, network science, text/data mining, bibliometrics, and meta‑analysis.