ეკონომიკური პოლიტიკისა და ეკონომიკური განათლების ქართულ-გერმანული ინსტიტუტი

ირაკლი კოვზანაძე - მაღალი საპროცენტო განაკვეთები კომპლექსური თემაა, ნუ შევხედავთ ამ პრობლემა commersant.ge

http://newspaper.tsu.ge/ge/news/view/oYs16Uyz

მაგისტრანტების პროფესიული პრაქტიკის ტრადიცია ბერლინში გაზეთი "თბილისის უნივერსიტეტი"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2547RlpEIM

What is Competitiveness? http://www.weforum.org/

The application for this year's Asia Conference in Tokyo, Japan is now live! Be sure to check out our Conference Ambassador program and apply for the chance to represent your country and meet other inspiring people from all over the world. Visit www.hpair.org for more info and the application.

http://iset-pi.ge/index.php?article_id=1021&clang=0

ISET-PI :: October 2013 ISET Policy Institute was founded in 2011 by the Partnership for Economics Education and Research (PEER) with the financial support of the Think Tank Fund (TTF) of the Open Society Institute.

The Roots of the Georgian Mining Industry In the early 1980’s, Soviet engineers drove a prospection tunnel into Sakdrissi hillock close to the small town of Kazreti, about 50 kilometers south of Tbilisi. Much to their surprise, they discov...

On September 22nd Germans go to the polls. Our interactive lets you identify likely coalition combinations based on the latest polling figures, as well as track the popularity of the frontrunners for the chancellorship. Make your call on the coalition and predict which parties are on the road to the Reichstag via our website http://econ.st/17Cp02G

Today's looks at the problem of prison overcrowding. Prisons are not meant to be nice places. But allowing inmates a certain amount of space is good practice. Jails in Italy, France and England and Wales are over capacity, partly because many more people have been locked up in recent years. View chart: http://econ.st/11x8ZKK

Daily chart: Europe’s real economy remains sick. Forecasts from the IMF in January show eurowide GDP shrinking by 0.2% in 2013, following a contraction of 0.4% in 2012. The economic reverse is much deeper on the periphery of the single-currency club than in its core. Today’s interactive chart displays the latest economic and fiscal differences across the entire European Union. View today’s chart: http://econ.st/VQaCPr