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A 6 page paper in two parts. The first part identifies and discusses options open to land-locked Azerbaijan in getting its large oil reserves to the world market. The country continues in conflict with neighboring Armenia; neighbor Russia favors Armenia in the conflict. The paper recommends selling oil directly to either Russia or Georgia at prices well below market value, requiring the purchaser to arrange for delivery outside of Azerbaijan. The second part of the paper is an annotated bibliography. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSintlBizAzer.rtf
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has large oil reserves and an impoverished populace. Selling its oil could bring a great deal of economic relief to the country and its people; the problem is that
there is no easy means of getting Azerbaijans oil to market. Justification for Problem Definition Though there has been a cease-fire in effect
since 1994, Azerbaijans ongoing conflict with neighboring Armenia presents a difficulty for petroleum distribution that is more than only difficult to overcome. Bordered by Iran on the South and
Armenia to the West, the most promising destination for Azerbaijans oil would be Turkey if Azerbaijan could gain access. Also a Muslim country, Turkey is one of the more
liberal of the Muslim regimes and actively seeks to improve its peoples living standards through business activity and business growth. The difficulty for Azerbaijan in gaining access to Turkey
is that Armenia lies directly between the two nations. Azerbaijan shares its northern border with Georgia and Russia, which also could offer some
alternatives for Azerbaijanian oil production. The problem is that no "best" alternative appears to exist, and Azerbaijans economy currently has little to offer other than oil. Available Alternatives: Possible
Courses of Action Form an alliance with Armenia Armenias per capita GDP is slightly lower than Azerbaijans, though fewer of its people live
below the poverty level (Armenia, 2006; Azerbaijan, 2006). Though the two countries have many political differences and carry an ongoing border dispute, both could realize significant material gain from
cooperating to get Azerbaijans oil to Turkey. Look to Russia for help in transporting oil The route to Russia is far less mountainous
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