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Armenia's Economic Pulse

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    ECONOMIC GROWTH IN ARMENIA

    The Messenger
    June 16 2010
    Georgia

    Armenia's central bank states that in 2010 the country's economy will
    grow by a minimum of 3-4%.Industry will grow 5-7%, construction 1-3%,
    services 2.5-4.5%, agriculture 2-4%. It should be mentioned that
    Armenian GDP increased by 7.2% in the first four months of 2010
    compared to January-April 2009.

    It can therefore be said that Armenia has overcome the consequences
    of the world economic crisis, despite the blockade.
    Hayastan or Bust.

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      ARMENIAN-IRANIAN BUSINESS FORUM TO BE CONDUCTED

      ARMENPRESS
      JUNE 16, 2010
      YEREVAN

      YEREVAN, JUNE 16, ARMENPRESS: Iranian business delegation will arrive
      in Armenian June 17 and June 18 Armenia-Iran business forum will take
      place. It is organized by the Armenian Development Agency.

      Public relations officer of the ADA Merry Melikyan told "Armenpress"
      that the Iranian business delegation is headed by honorary president
      of Armenian-Iranian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Levon Aharonyan.

      "About 108 businessmen of 83 companies will participate in the forum,"
      she said, adding that programs and other issues of Armenia's investment
      programs will be discussed at the forum.

      Deputy economy, transport and communication ministers, vice chairman
      of the State Revenue Committee will participate in the event and will
      provide to the Iranian businessmen necessary information.
      Hayastan or Bust.

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      • Re: Armenia's Economic Pulse

        I am doing a research paper on the economic results of opening the Armenian Turckish border. If anyone has good scholarly reviewed articles on the subject i would like to read it. It does not matter if the article argues for or against the opening-this is strictly about economics and nothing else. Articles about the effects on third party countries are welcome and will be discussed. Feel free to pm me info if you prefer. Thanks in avance.
        Last edited by Haykakan; 06-17-2010, 07:36 PM.
        Hayastan or Bust.

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          It is harder to find sholarly research on this subject then i thought. I am guessing because the subject is a relatively new one.
          Hayastan or Bust.

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            Well that paper is DONE! Another class down. I will think hard about doing papers on resent events next time because it is hard to find appropriate literature on new events.
            Hayastan or Bust.

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            • Re: Armenia's Economic Pulse

              Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
              I am doing a research paper on the economic results of opening the Armenian Turckish border. If anyone has good scholarly reviewed articles on the subject i would like to read it. It does not matter if the article argues for or against the opening-this is strictly about economics and nothing else. Articles about the effects on third party countries are welcome and will be discussed. Feel free to pm me info if you prefer. Thanks in avance.
              I know you expect, mostly, positive "ones" that coincide your agenda, but alas ... May be Tigran has a bunch of it?
              Last edited by gegev; 06-23-2010, 03:30 AM.

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                Originally posted by gegev View Post
                I know you expect, mostly, positive "ones" that coincide your agenda, but alas ... May be Tigran has a bunch of it?
                All scholarly research did show positive to very positive economic results for both sides but more so for Armenia. Regional economic benefits were also expected for all other nations in the neighborhood including Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan. Georgia was the only country which overall may lose some economic advantages. A phased border opening was suggested to adress security and other concerns. Economicaly speaking there is no doubt that opening the border will be a good thing for almost everyone involved. Although this paper was about the economic aspects of the border opening i did include some other interesting findings. Previous research had revealed that cultural and social affinities were more important then economic ties when it comes to peaceful coexistence between previous enemies. This means that even if both sides benefit economicaly their relations may still fail. As the famous saying goes "money isn't everything" seems to hold true for international relations. There is no doubt about the positive economic results should the borders open but their staying open and bringing peace to the region are not based only on economic matters.
                Hayastan or Bust.

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                  I was trying to upload my paper as a attachment to this post so people here can read it but it wont let me. I am guessing cause the file is to big?
                  Hayastan or Bust.

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                    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
                    I was trying to upload my paper as a attachment to this post so people here can read it but it wont let me. I am guessing cause the file is to big?
                    can't you just copy and paste it here would love to read your paper.

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                    • Re: Armenia's Economic Pulse

                      I would like to read it too, you can upload it on www.yousendit.com and then send the link here so we can download it?

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