Fundamentals of organization of the commodity based derivatives market in Azerbaijan
Vuqar Namazov Faiq |
|
| Ph.D. candidate of the Azerbaijan State Economic University (UNEC) | |
| vuqarnamazov@gmail.com |
The main objective of the research is to study the fundamentals needed to create derivative financial instruments based on important macroeconomic challenges such as improving price transparency, linking small businesses to markets, reducing operating costs, creating alternative financing instruments and market institutionalization. The research was carried out based on research methods such as comparative analysis, empirical approaches and logical generalization. As a result of research an importance of the derivative financial instruments and the organization of spot markets which acts as a basis for it were investigated. In addition to the formation of new financing and risk management mechanisms, the study plays a practically significant role for the development of the agricultural sector and ensuring national food security, employment, regional development, improving the socio-economic situation, and entering foreign markets.
No other article by the author!
-
Impact of climate change on agricultural sectors
K. Mamedova • UOT: 631.1, 632.92, 632.95 • 2025 -
The impact of global climate change on food security in modern conditions
A. Gurbanzadeh • UOT: 504.32, 631.1 • 2025 -
The directions of climate change impacts on agricultural production
N. Muradov • UOT: 504.05, 504.32, 504.37, 631/635 • 2025 -
Integration of goods produced in the Republic of Azerbaijan into international e-commerce: opportunities and challenges
A. Gadashov • UOT: 338.43, 631.15, 631.17 • 2025 -
Development factors of agricultural products sales markets
K. Javadzadeh • UOT: 338.433, 338.439.5 • 2025 -
The role of agricultural cooperatives in enhancing access to inputs for smallholder farmers in Azerbaijan
A. Azimov • UOT: 338.43, 339.5, 339.543 • 2025 -
Specialization of agriculture and development of the agricultural product market in the regions
J. Safarov, E. Guliyev • UOT: 332.13, 338.436, 339.1 • 2025 -
The role of ISO standards in green transformation
G. Sharifov • UOT: 332.02, 504.05, 504.06 • 2025
-
Competition models and market forces in the agricultural sector
A. Bayramov • UOT: 330.34, 338.43 • 2025 -
Stimulation of the application of green technologies in the production of food products
N. Rahimov • UOT: 338.432, 338.439, 504.06 • 2025 -
Reducing the price gap in agricultural product markets: international solutions and best practices
A. Gadashov • UDC: 338.43, 631.15, 631.17 • 2023 -
Calculation of the amount of biomass (grass) in pastures based on multispectral satellite images
A. Yashar • UOT: 528.8.04, 633.2.033 • 2024 -
Evaluation of the effect of average annual temperature indicators on the productivity of grain crops
H. Khalilov • UOT: 504.32, 633.1 • 2024 -
Assessing drought on agricultural productivity: a remote sensing approach to monitoring and adaptation
K. Mamedova • UOT: 332.1, 528.8, 633/635 • 2024
Lotanna. Emediegwu
Department of Economics, The University of Manchester, UK | Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Ilorin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, Policy and International Business, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Okiemua. Okoror
Department of Economics, University of Benin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, University of Reading, UK
