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05 April 2013
Givi Melkadze,
Florian Biermann
Can Georgia Escape the Biggest Ponzi Scheme on Earth?
Many countries in the world run their public pension systems under the so-called pay-as-you-go (PAYG) scheme, where pensioners receive their money from those who are currently working.
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02 April 2013
Florian Biermann
Food Economics
When economists discuss the constraints for the economic development of a country like Georgia, one thing is always taken as given: That people have enough to eat.
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29 March 2013
Muhammad Asali
Arbitrage? Not in Georgia!
I have snapped the picture above in one of Tbilisi’s main streets. To the economist’s eye, however, this picture should be disturbing. While the general observer will see clean and wide sidewalks, beautiful classical-style buildings, and a single pedestrian in this early hour of the day, one also sees two adjacent currency exchange booths (Lombardi, as they are called here).
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27 March 2013
Florian Biermann,
Lasha Labadze
Different Capitalisms
Those among our readers who happened to spend a good deal of their lifetimes in the Soviet Union may remember that there was not just one kind of socialism, but there were many different versions.
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22 March 2013
Giorgi Mekerishvili,
Florian Biermann,
Eric Livny
On Social Planning, Symphonies and Cacophonies
An unprejudiced look at the Georgian economy is rather disenchanting. Starting in 1990 at a per capita income that was close to Poland’s, Georgia went into a free fall as a result of secession wars, loss of markets, an explosion of crime and corruption, and the staggering incompetency of its governments.
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19 March 2013
Florian Biermann,
Lasha Labadze
The Economics of Happiness
The Kingdom of Bhutan is a very special country. When in 2004 King Wangchuck announced that there would be free elections and the kingdom would be gradually transformed into a democracy, people demonstrated in the streets against these reforms.
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