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The development of Azerbaijan's foreign trade data, foreign trade policy, and consequences

2024
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Serkan Akgün

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The objective of this study is to investigate "The Development of Azerbaijan's Foreign Trade Taxes, Foreign Trade Policy, and Consequences." The research elucidates the fundamental concepts in foreign trade and foreign trade policy. Additionally, it covers topics such as the historical development of foreign trade, reasons and methods for entering foreign markets, taxes imposed on foreign trade, challenges faced when entering foreign markets, and the objectives and tools of foreign trade policy. After gaining its second independence in 1993, the Republic of Azerbaijan achieved development in all industrial sectors through the successful policies implemented by the country's leaders. During this development process, both the state and foreign countries made investments in the country's industrial sectors. The successes achieved in all industrial sectors of the Republic of Azerbaijan brought significant income to the country, contributing significantly to the development of the national economy. This study evaluates the commercial relationships that the Republic of Azerbaijan has established with European countries, the United States, Russia, China, and Turkey. The study considers the development of taxes imposed on imported goods in foreign trade by the Azerbaijani government and the statistical results of the commercial relationships with these countries. In the thesis study, statistical results of companies operating in all industrial sectors in the Republic of Azerbaijan, countries engaged in foreign trade, and the commercial relationships with these countries are prepared and presented in tables.

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Dr. Bahlul Khangeldiyev

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Bahlul Khangeldiyev (Master Thesis). The development of Azerbaijan's foreign trade data, foreign trade policy, and consequences, 2024, İstanbul Kent University.

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