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  • NEW GENERATION ECONOMY INDEX 2025
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

    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.

  • NEW GENERATION ECONOMY INDEX METODOLOGY
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)

    Intorduction
    The New Generation Economy Index (NGEI) is a composite set of indicators designed to measure countries’ level of preparedness and adap-tation to the contemporary economic chal-lenges of the 21st century. The primary ob-jective of the Index is to provide an inte-grated assessment of the quality, sustaina-bility, and structural alignment of national economic development with the require-ments of the “new generation” economy. Through this Index, governments and re-searchers can identify countries’ strengths and weaknesses and formulate policy pri-orities on a more solid analytical basis. The significance of the Index lies in the fact that it complements traditional measures (such as GDP per capita) by in-corporating a broader spectrum of devel-opment indicators. As the global economy becomes increasingly based on knowledge, technology, and human capi-tal, ensuring national competitiveness and societal well-being requires attention not only to economic growth rates but also to factors such as skill levels, the innovation ecosystem, infrastructure quality, health, and related dimensions. The NGEI is de-signed precisely to capture these modern dimensions within a unified analytical framework and to provide a comprehen-sive assessment of countries’ capacity to adapt to new economic trends, thereby promoting a multidimensional approach to development. 
    Scope: The NGEI is intended to cover as many countries as possible at the global level, including developed, developing, and emerging market economies. Its meth-odology relies on international data sources (such as the World Bank, the United Nations, the OECD, and the World Economic Forum), as well as global sur-veys, which ensure the objectivity and cross-country comparability of assess-ments. The Index can be updated on an an-nual basis and used to monitor trends over time. The results can also be presented at a level of detail sufficient for application in both cross-regional and country-specific policy analyses.