Western Caspian University

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School of Economics

Mansur Madatov

PhD in Economics

Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, economic integration of Azerbaijan in the world

+994 12 565 39 77

mansur.medetov@wcu.edu.az

Mansur Akif oglu Madatov
PhD in Economics
Lecturer at the Department of General Economics, Western Caspian University

Personal Information:

Born on January 12, 1976, in Aghdash, Azerbaijan.

Education:

  • 1983–1993 – Completed secondary education at the Physics, Mathematics, and Informatics Lyceum under Baku State University.

  • 1993–1997 – Bachelor’s degree in International Economic Relations, Azerbaijan State University of Economics (UNEC).

  • 1997–1999 – Master’s degree at the same university.
    Master thesis: “The Role and Features of Oil Contracts in Azerbaijan”

  • 2000–2003 – Postgraduate studies at the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction, Department of Construction Economics.

  • 2007 – Successfully defended PhD dissertation titled “Domestic Market, Its Formation and Protection Problems” and was awarded the PhD in Economics.

  • Currently a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Economics of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.
    Doctoral dissertation: “Measuring and Improving the Economic Efficiency of Human Capital Utilization” (under review).

Professional Experience:

  • 1998–2007 – Accountant at Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction.

  • 2007–2021 – Expert at the Economic Policy Committee of the National Assembly (Milli Majlis) of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

  • Since 2021 – Lecturer at the Department of Economic Theory, Baku Business University.

  • Currently – Lecturer (part-time, 0.5 FTE) at the Department of General Economics, Western Caspian University.

Monograph:

  • World Trade Organization and Protection of the Domestic Market, Baku, 2008, 148 pages.

Selected Publications in Web of Science Indexed Journals:

  • Measuring the effectiveness of investment in education, Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Control and Optimization with Industrial Applications, Vol. I, Baku, August 26–28, 2020, pp. 236–238.

  • Problems of measuring human capital, Proceedings, Vol. II, pp. 224–226.

Other Scientific Articles:

Includes over a dozen articles focused on human capital, education economics, and income distribution, published in peer-reviewed Azerbaijani, Russian, and international journals, such as:

  • Human capital as a development factor, International Law and Integration Problems, Baku, 2015.

  • Approaches to the formation of the human capital concept, Construction Economics and Management, 2016.

  • Human capital in the education system, Science and Business: Development Paths, Moscow, 2016.

  • Analysis of income differentiation factors, Cooperation, 2018.

  • The role of the family in forming human capital, Cooperation, 2019.

  • Interrelation between the efficiency of human capital and economic growth, Audit, 2019.

  • and more.

Conference Participation:

  • Participated in numerous national and international conferences in Baku, Kyiv, Moscow, and other cities.

  • Topics include “The Impact of Education on GDP,” “Family Investment in Human Capital,” “Innovation in the Non-Oil Sector of Azerbaijan,” etc.