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05 March 2013
Lasha Labadze, Florian Biermann
Poverty in Georgia
The ability of families to meet their most basic needs is an important measure for the development of a country. Poverty touches on questions of human dignity and fairness in society, but beyond that, poverty causes problems that may impair long-run economic prospects, like crime, social unrest, and underinvestment in human capital.
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26 February 2013
Lasha Labadze
Which is Better: Schooling or Homeschooling?
Not long ago I heard an interesting statement from an appreciated person about schooling. He said that the "one-size-fits-all" or "factory" model of schools was an inefficient use of the children's time.
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13 February 2013
Lasha Labadze, Florian Biermann
Use of Consumer Confidence Index
The Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) attempts to capture the expectations of consumers about the future development of the economy.
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29 January 2013
Lasha Labadze
Dependence on Global Prices
According to data provided by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in the last five years, there were two hikes in global food prices.
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24 December 2012
Eric Livny, Lasha Labadze
Celebrating the New Year. With an Extra Layer of Cheese
This is the last issue of the Khachapuri Index column in 2012 (#44 this year and #74 overall since the project’s launch in June 2011). Therefore, we would like to wish our readers many causes for the magnificent Georgian supra in the new 2013, with a lot of khachapuri and wine.
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10 December 2012
Eric Livny, Lasha Labadze
Economic Growth and Income Inequality in Georgia
Poverty and income inequality are two of the top concerns for the newly elected Georgian government. Indeed, despite impressive growth performance (annual growth rates have averaged more than 6% since 2005), Georgia remains a poor country.
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