Gubad Ibadoglu
Expert of the Center for Economic ResearchDate of birth: 12 September 1971
Place of birth: Azerbaijan
Education
September 1987- July 1992 Azerbaijan State University of Economics, UNEC Baku, Azerbaijan
Department of accounting and audit
MA in Economics
Specialization in: Accounting, analyses, and audit
January 1993- January 1996 Azerbaijan State University of Economics, UNEC Baku, Azerbaijan
Department of Accounting and audit
PhD in Economics, 2000
Thesis: Analyses of foreign trade indicators of firm
January - June 2001 School of Economics in Warsaw, Poland
Department of Transition Economy
Post-doctoral program:
Department of Economics Political economy
January – June 2005 Central European University, Budapest, Hungary
Post-doctoral research program:
Department of Special Extension Program, Political economy
December 2008 - May 2009 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC, USA
Post-doctoral program:
Department of Economics, Political economy
August 2015- May 2016 Duke University, Durham, NC, USA
Visiting professor at Department of Economics
Department of Economics, Political economy
October 2017 – April 2018 İnstitute for Advanced Study, Princeton,
NJ, USA
Visitor of School of Social Science
Political economy
Professional Experience
since 1996 - Associate Professor, Azerbaijan State Economic University, since 1996
http://unec.edu.az/i-e-n-dos-ibadoglu-qubad-ibad/
Senior Analyst, Scientific- Research institute, Azerbaijan State University of Economics, UNEC, 2017 to present
2017 to present http://unec.edu.az/en/research/scientific-research-institute-of-economic-studies/
- Senior Policy Analyst, Economic Research Centre (ERC), Azerbaijan, since 2012 to present, http://erc.az/az/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=69&Itemid=94
July 2002- to April 2012 Chairman of Management Board of Economic Research Center
September 1993 to June 2003 Associate Professor, University of Azerbaijan
January 2000 to December 2009 Editor in chief, Journal “Expert”
June 1995 to December 1999 Editor of chief, Weekly newspaper “Economics”
Languages
Azeri (native), Turkish( fluent), Russian (fluent), English(fluent)
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The State Statistics Committee (SSC) has released the macroeconomic indicators of the country's economic and social development for January-December 2024[1]. Let’s review the most significant of these...
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This article examines public participation in budget management during the tenure of Samir Sharifov, who served as Azerbaijan's 5th Minister of Finance throughout a significant portion of the country'...
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As 2025 begins, the national economy, heavily dependent on resource revenues, faces a mix of challenges. While oil production remains relatively stable, declining oil prices, rising inflationary press...
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The year 2024 could not solidify its place in history as a year of significant economic reforms or transformations. Instead, it was marked by rising concerns among consumers and businesses over price...
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In previous articles, we discussed the poor management of the budget and the corruption risks during its implementation phase[1]. Despite more than four years passing, we still share the same conclusi...
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The 2025 state budget plans an increase in transfers from the State Oil Fund by 13.3 percent or 1.7 billion manats compared to previous years, which deviates from the target indicator outlined in the...
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In terms of revenue and expenditure metrics, Azerbaijan leads the South Caucasus countries for the 2025 state budget. Azerbaijan's projected state budget revenues for 2025 are up to 2.5 times higher t...
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Russia still accounted for 15% of the EU's total gas imports in 2023, behind Norway and the US at 30% and 19% respectively, and ahead of North African countries at 14%, according to data from the Euro...
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On December 11, 2024, permanent representatives of the European Union (EU) member states approved the 15th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation in Brussels. According to European Commis...
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The Russian economy is currently exhibiting signs of severe overheating, characterized by declining business activity, ruble devaluation, and increasing inflationary pressures. The Central Bank of Rus...
