Why do businesses stay with suppliers?

Main In BTU’s 2026 model of Georgian business purchasing, relationships and trust account for 44.5% of the distribution of dominant switching barriers, while process and integration costs account for 40.1%;

How are prices rising across Georgian cities?

Main BTU researchers calculate that annual inflation exceeded 5% in five of Georgia’s six price-observation cities in October 2026, with a 3.49 percentage-point gap between the highest and lowest rates.

What changed in the cost of employment in Georgia

Main According to calculations by BTU researchers, employee earnings accounted for 98.1% of the nominal increase in Georgia’s average annual labour cost per employee between 2021 and 2025. Understanding the

Who decides on a major purchase?

Main BTU researchers calculate that the two family-involving categories together account for 56% of the 2026 major-purchase decision model, compared with 44% for independent approval. For businesses in Georgia, an

Who owns Georgia’s Treasury securities?

Main BTU researchers calculate that growth in the portfolios of other resident and nonresident clients accounted for 91.3% of the GEL 130.3 million increase in Georgia’s outstanding Treasury securities at