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LOW LABOR CAPACITY AMONG EVIDENT PROBLEMS OF ARMENIA'S ECONOMY
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 24, 2010 - 15:17 AMT 11:17 GMT
Board member and leading analyst of Economy and Values research center
Sevak Hovhannisyan said that the global financial crisis showed that
Armenia's economy reacts rather rapidly to global developments.
Armenia is among the countries, which recorded a significant drop in
GDP in 2009 and slow rehabilitation of economy in 2010, Hovhannisyan
said, presenting 2010 Report on Armenia's National Competitiveness:
Challenges of Higher Education.
"Low labor capacity is among the evident problems of Armenia's
economy. 70% of the country's population is employed in the fields
of low capacity," he said.
According to the expert, a working person in Armenia annually produces
goods and services at the amount of $7,930, while the figure reaches
$68,400 in Israel.
Labor capacity is distributed unevenly among the fields in Armenia,
like in majority of developing countries.
The fields of financial intermediation, business service and
construction have high labor capacity. And the labor capacity in these
fields exceeds the capacity in agriculture, education, healthcare
and other fields by seven times.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 24, 2010 - 15:17 AMT 11:17 GMT
Board member and leading analyst of Economy and Values research center
Sevak Hovhannisyan said that the global financial crisis showed that
Armenia's economy reacts rather rapidly to global developments.
Armenia is among the countries, which recorded a significant drop in
GDP in 2009 and slow rehabilitation of economy in 2010, Hovhannisyan
said, presenting 2010 Report on Armenia's National Competitiveness:
Challenges of Higher Education.
"Low labor capacity is among the evident problems of Armenia's
economy. 70% of the country's population is employed in the fields
of low capacity," he said.
According to the expert, a working person in Armenia annually produces
goods and services at the amount of $7,930, while the figure reaches
$68,400 in Israel.
Labor capacity is distributed unevenly among the fields in Armenia,
like in majority of developing countries.
The fields of financial intermediation, business service and
construction have high labor capacity. And the labor capacity in these
fields exceeds the capacity in agriculture, education, healthcare
and other fields by seven times.
From: A. Papazian