On the Path to Agricultural Development – Why Has the Cooperative Model Struggled in Georgia?
Agriculture remains one of Georgia’s most labor-intensive yet underproductive sectors. While approximately 16% of the population is employed in agriculture, the sector contributes just 6% to the national GDP (source:
Core Inflation in Georgia: What the Headline Rate Doesn’t Tell Us
When inflation is discussed, most people focus on a single number — the monthly or annual rate that shows how much the cost of living has changed overall. But for
Where Do IT Professionals Work If Not in Tech Companies?
IT professionals are often imagined as working in tech startups, software firms, or global service providers. However, 2023 data from Georgia paints a very different picture: only 34% of IT
Green Steel vs. Cheap Steel: Can Sustainability Compete in Heavy Industry?
In Western countries, green steel production is gaining momentum. Green steel—produced using renewable energy or with significantly reduced carbon emissions—has already become part of national climate strategies in countries like
Georgia’s Lemon Supply: A Sharp Price Spike Reveals Deeper Systemic Flaws
In April 2025, one of the most striking developments in Georgia’s consumer market was the 90% surge in lemon prices, exposing a volatile undercurrent of inflation in the citrus sector.
Strategic Shift in Georgia’s Pharmaceutical Market
Georgia, a country without a strong tradition of large-scale pharmaceutical manufacturing, has in recent years positioned itself as a regional hub for the re-export of packaged medicinal products. The latest
