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: Eric Livny; Social Policy; 02 October 2012; Hits: 4035; Rating:

Breaking the Vicious Circle of Poverty and Inequality

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The quality of Georgia's public education system is not up to the task of serving the social elevator function. Home to one of the most unequal societies among ex-Soviet peers, Georgia also fails to prevent...

Tags: Transition, Poverty, Inequality, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Agriculture; 18 September 2012; Hits: 2019; Rating:

Farmer Cooperation, The Nikozi Experiment Assessed

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The village of Kvemo Nikozi became the subject of a Saakashvili-era experiment in government-arranged and financed farmer cooperation. The fruit of this experiment is hardly edible - literally and figuratively, casting doubt on this model's...

Tags: Agriculture, Farmer Cooperation, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Social Policy; 05 September 2012; Hits: 2016; Rating:

Who Is Able To Afford A Khachapuri?

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To win in the war on poverty, Georgia should not only help those poor today, but also prevent future generations from falling into the poverty trap. Improving the quality of nationally funded early learning systems...

Tags: Poverty, Inequality, Georgia

: Eric Livny; Culture and Economics; 07 August 2012; Hits: 1965; Rating:

Georgian Driving Manners and Economic Competitiveness

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Georgia's hospitable culture may attract investors despite a lack of an immediate economic advantage. Georgia's bad driving manners, on the other hand, make it unsafe and less than ideal for potential investors, even when facing...

Tags: Culture & Traditions , Georgia

: Eric Livny; Regional Policy; 30 July 2012; Hits: 2011; Rating:

The Case Of Tbilisi Hippodrome – Urban Planning Mistake Or A New Approach To Regional Policy?

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Making Tbilisi less attractive for people and businesses may represents a novel libertarian approach to regional development. Indeed, why pick "winners" when you can make every peripheral location better off. Relative to Tbilisi, that is. * ...

Tags: Urban Planning, Georgia

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Breaking the Vicious Circle of Poverty and Inequality

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Who Is Able To Afford A Khachapuri?

Georgian Driving Manners and Economic Competitiveness

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