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2024/11/06

59.IDER-24-3. International Report on Devolepmen of Ukraine, Russia and 3 Caucasian countries, 1990-2021

      Report IDER24-1 at Entry 56 of the Blog: https://euroamericanassociation.blogspot.com
    

6th November 2024.

This is the provisional report  IDER24-3. The final version of this report is scheduled to be published in Guisan(2025), Economic Development 130, available at Ideas.Repec and at the Euro.American Association of Economic Development Studies Website.

The report includes some contents from the article by Guisan(2024) in RSES 24-2.

This report compares the evolution of Ukraine with several neihbouring countries: Russian Federation and 3 Caucasian countries (Armenia, Azerbiajan and Georgia).

Our aim is to point to the great importance of avoid war and get a peaceful and sustainable solution to the conflicts in Ukraine and all the countries of the study. 

Conflicts have not contributed to foster development in  Ukraine. For the period 1990-2022  there was a diminution by 50% of its Gross Domestic Product and  there were high rates of emigration


1) Production per capita: Graph 1 show the evolution of real Gross Domestic Product per capita in the 5 countries of this report. There was a general diminution, for the period 1990-1992. In the cases of Ukraine and Russia there was a decrease until 1998.

In Ukraine there was a moderate increase for 1998-2008 and stagnation with some decrease for 2008-2022.
In Russia ther4e was a high increase for 1998-2008 and a moderate increase for 2008-2022.

Armenia and Georgia experienced a moderate increase for the period 1993-2022 but in 2008-2009 they experienced a decrease. 
Azerbaijan a moderate increase for 1994-2004, a high increase for 2004-2008 and stagnation for 2008-2022.





2) Population: For the period 1990-2022 Armenia diminished Population fron 3.6 million people to 2.8. Azerbaijan experienced an increase and evolved from 7.2 mllion people in 1990 to 10.1 in year 2022. Georgia had 4.8 million population in 1990 and 3.7 in year 2022. Ukraine experienced an strong diminution of Population from 51.9 million in 1990 to 45.1 in 2015 and 38.0 in 2022. Russia evolved from 148 million people in 1990 to 144.2 million in 2022.
        Quality of Life: Table 1 shows several indicators of economic development and quality of life in the 5 countries of this report in comparison with the average of 34 European countires and with the World averae around year 2019. 



PH19: The 1st column of table 1 shows values of real value of Tross Domestic Product per capita in year 2019, expressed in Dollars at 2017 prices and power parities. Russia had a value higher than the World average but below than the group of 34 European countries. Ukraine and Armenia were slightly below the World average, and Azerbiajan and Georgia slightly over the World average.

Tyr19; is an indicator of human capital, given by the average years os schooling attended by the adult populatio (25+ age). The 5 countries of this report has a level over the World average.

The indicators X1, X2, X4, X5 and X6, are in decimal scasle, with 0 minimum and 10 maximum.

X1: Life satisfaction: the 5 countires have values below the World average, and lower than European average.
X2: Voice of citizens, is an indicator of quality of Government. Georgia and Russia show values higher than 5, while Armenia, Azerbiajan and Ukraine have values below 5.

X4: Political stability. The lowest values correspond to Russia and Ukraine, but the 5 countries have values below 5.

X5= Peace. Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Russia had values below 4, while Georgia had a value of 4 and Armenia of 4.2.

X6= Economic Freedom. Is an indicator important for economic development. The lowest values in table 1 correspond to Ukraine and Russia, below 6, while Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia reached a value higher than 6. 

X8= homicides rates is an indicator of quality of social environmet in a country. It is the number of intentional homocide rates per 100 thousand people. Armenia, Azerbiajan and Georgia are below te World average, while Ukraine had a value of 6.3 close to the World average and Russia a value of 10.8.

More information:
Guisan, M.C. (2024). Industry, Development and Employment by Sector in Russia, Ukraine and 3 Caucasian Countries, 1990-2022Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies, Vol. 24-2.Abstract and pdf



2022/03/01

47. IDER-22-1 to 22-4. CO2 Total Emissions in the World 1970-2015 and other international development reports

Source: Guisan and Exposito(2020). Applied Econometrics and International Development, Vol.20-2 


    IDER 22. International Development Reports of year 2022

Final version published in Guisán(2025b), EcoDev 128. Initial version published in Entry 47 of https://euroamericanassociation.blogspot.com

IDER 22-1.CO2 Total Emissions in the World 1970-2015

It includes some contents  of Total CO2 Emissions, Population and CO2 per capita,  presented in the articles:  

Guisan(2020) in AEID 20-1.

Guisan and Exposito (2020), AEID 20-1.  

The article by Guisan and Exposito(2020) shows that 87% of increase in Total World CO2 Emissions, for the period 1970-2015, was due to Population Growth while the World average of CO2 Emissions per capita explains only 13% of the total increase. Besides it is important to have into account the effects of Wild Fires, because excluding the effect of those fires, the average per capita diminished from 4.23 to 4.0 Tm per inhabitant.

 The empirical evidence shows that it is important to foster international cooperation for increase financial help to education in low income countries, because it is the best way to get sustainable development with moderation of high rates of population growth and improvement of economic development, health assistance and poverty eradication.

Under the Hypothesis of Population growth for the period 2025-2030, at the article by Guisan and Exposito are the following ones: 1) to reach 8.249 Bn people (the most moderated), 2) to reach 8733 millions (the highest of the 3 hypotheses of the article), there are important differences in development and environmental pollution. Under the hypotheses of increase of education and moderation of average fertility rates, there are more possibilities for poverty eradication and increase of real income per capita, health services and quality of life, as well as a moderation in the increase of Total CO2 and and other environmental problems.

The main industrialized countries of the European Union have diminished, not only in per capita terms, but also CO2 Total Emissions, given is moderate rate of population growth. Total Emissions of CO2 have diminished by 475 million Tms in a group of 6 industrialized European Countries (France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Spain), for the period 1970-2015.

More information

EPA. United States Environement Protection. Agency. Gobal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Data.

IDER 22-2. Industrial Production by Sector in France, Germany, Spain and the United States, in year 2015.

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