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Adalat J. Muradov, Nazim O. Hajiyev: Competitive environment is the main factor for integration
into the world economy
Investigating impact of experience repeating western technology on soviet electronic
industry M.Castels gives a questions: why repeating American electronic technology boosted
Japanese economic development while it had quite negative effect on soviet economy. The
answer is very simple: Japanese companies operated in free competition and Soviet companies
operated in monopoly condition. the complex non-development reasons of the soviet military
industry also is explained in the same way. Relative openness for other American companies and
Japanese electronic instrument and device producers prevent American electronic defence
system sector from early decaying process. But, soviet enterprises operating in closed economic
conditions and not stimulated for export operation and only appropriate to not very ultramodern
specifications of Ministry of Defence and aimed to produce goods are involved in technological
trajectory retiring from public needs as time passes and innovation processes in the
remaining part of the world [Castells M. 2000.p.457].
Administrative-command system couldn’t stand for a long time under conditions
beginning formation of market relations and a new periodical strengthening of competition
beginning in the last ten years of XX century. This system destroyed with the ―global wave‖. The
monopolization created by Administrative-command system was the big factor which prevented
transforming Azerbaijan to market relations and it’s integration into the global economy. This
non-compliance in this structure determined the depth of the crisis which is implemented by
Azerbaijan economy in 90s and currently stifling its development. Creation of conditions
for stable economic development in the XXI century implies gradually ―clearing‖ of economy
from artificial monopoly elements and neutralization of monopoly elements which are
impossible to remove objectively.
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