FACTORS HINDERING THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW ECONOMIC THINKING IN GEORGIA AND WAYS OF OVERCOMING THEM
DR. NODAR KHADURI Georgia has lived in the conditions of post-communist transformation for 10 years. Despite many failures and successes,
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ABOUT THE NECESSITY OF FURTHER LIBERALISATION OF TARIFES IN THE RAILWAY
RANIN MITAISHVILI Price (tariff) liberalisation in the railway is necessitated by the incompleteness of this process in the country as
Read moreFROM PAPER MINEY TO PLASTIC MONEY
EKA LOMIDZE Plastic cards market is not broad in Georgia, which is caused by the low social-economic level of our
Read moreCHANEL ENERGY FULFILED ITS PROMISE
RUSUDAN USHIKISHVILI Poti has played a great role in the political and economic development of Georgia. Its port has always
Read moreNEW GEORGIANS GOT INTERESTED IN “AZOT”
IRACLI TSINAMDZRISHVILI Passions around the JSC “Azot” ran high. It is not yet clear who will, finally, become an owner
Read moreWTO – SELF – PURPOSE OR DEADLOCK WHAT WILL CHANGE IN TARIFFS CAUSE?
MAYA RAZMADZE In 1999 after joining the World Trade Organisation, Georgia undertook particular economic responsibility and “game rules” of this
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Dr. Emzar Djgerenaia It started! It started even earlier than we expected. The golden autumn in Georgia reeked of political
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