What New Trains Should Serve in Georgia
Main BTU calculates that suburban services accounted for 66.4% of train runs under Georgian Railway’s public-service contract in 2025 but generated only 1.4% of passenger revenue. As new trains are
When food labels enable real choice
Main summary BTU’s analysis of Georgian consumer research materials finds that accurate food information must also be visible when a purchase decision is formed. For Georgia, clear product identity and
Industrial prices rise and fall
Main Georgia’s almost unchanged industrial producer price index in September did not mean that prices were stable across industries: monthly declines in manufacturing and mining were partly offset by
Payment terms are part of the price
Main summary BTU researchers calculate that Georgian non-financial corporations’ cash and deposits increased by 31.2% in 2025, faster than their total financial assets. Combining this official financial context with BTU’s
Who will provide Georgia’s care?
Main BTU researchers calculate that Georgia’s recorded outpatient visits rose by 6.0% in 2025, while physician numbers fell by 6.8% and nursing staff by 1.8%. With a new OECD study
What Household Purchasing Power Is Made Of
Main BTU researchers’ calculations using Geostat’s 2025 data show that the average urban household exceeds its rural counterpart by 14.3% in total income and other inflows, but by 29.3% in
