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               particular areas. During the estimation of investment private sector

               considers the products to be produced, required raw materials and their
               provision, realization markets, organization of the production, its volumes

               and type of applied technologies, financing schemes, the risk level and other
               points. The lack of knowledge in this realm limits the  realization of the

               investment projects. In most of cases this factor affects the investment more

               than the capital shortage. In relatively complex realms the evaluation of the
               investment projects and their realization requires more experience and

               knowledge. Lack of capital resources and knowledge limits implementation
               of large and long-term projects in the private sector. In such conditions the

               role of the government in development of specific areas and realms of the

               economy is exceptional. The government encourages the development of
               particular areas and at the same time participates in the production activities.

               From this point of view preparation of programs for development of
               complex realms of national economy  and their realization is necessary.

               Such works are implemented in Azerbaijan as well.
                     The dynamics of public investment in Azerbaijan and their role in

               economic development

                     In the recent years increase in oil revenue creates an opportunity to
               finance the majority of the investment programs at account of these

               revenues. Thus in 2010 the  consumer price index increased 2 times in
               comparison with 2000, while nominal amount of gross disposable income

               increased by 7.9 times, nominal amount of gross disposable income of the
               general government increased by 33  times in nominal  terms within the

               indicated period. As a result, the share of the  general government in the

               gross disposable income increased from 10% in 2000 to 42% in 2010. In
               general, during the period from 2006 till 2010  sum total of    general



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