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Item Economic Growth: Qualitative and Quantitative Determinants (Methogological Aspects)(Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2020) Beridze, TeimurazEconomic development looks at a wider range than Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita. Economic development mostly is concerned with how people are actually aected. It looks at their actual living standards and social conditions. Measures of Economic development will look at: Real income per head – GDP per capita; Levels of literacy and education standards; Levels of health care (e.g. number of doctors per 1.000 population); Quality and availability of housing; Levels of environmental standards; Levels of infrastructure (transport, communication); Levels of corruption; Educational standards and labor productivity; Labor mobility; Flow of Foreign aid & Foreign investment; Level of savings & investment; etc. Additionally is given ocial statistics on Georgian Case concerning subject of study. Particularly on the GDP trends (Economic Growth), Employment and Unemployment, Informal Employment, Shadow Economy (or Non-Observed Economy); External Trade and it’s Role for National Currency Stability; Natural Resources (Pollution & etc); Regional Factors for Economic Growth (Advantages in Trade).Item Investment capacity of the country economy (on the example of Georgia)(Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2022) Beridze, TeimurazThe article discusses the factors of the functioning of the economy - land, capital, labor. particular attention is paid to the issues of investment in these factors and their capacity. The idea of measuring the investment intensity of the country's economy is proposed - in qualitative and quantitative terms. In the first case, we are talking about the content of investments in industry, agriculture, construction, financial services, non-manufacturing, etc., in the second case, about the volume of these investments. The hypothesis is put forward that excessive investment in the country's economy can cause the economy to overheat, as well as contribute to the emergence of corruption in society and the economy, which slows down its economic growth. The so-called "production possibilities curve" can conditionally act as a limiter of excessive investments in the economy. The upper point located outside the curve of production capabilities (inaccessibility) can be conditionally considered a point indicating the inexpediency of excessive investment.Item Investment capacity of the country’s economy (the case of Georgia)(Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2021) Beridze, TeimurazThe article discusses the factors of the functioning of the economy - land, capital, labor. Particular attention is paid to the issues of investment in these factors and their capacity. The idea of measuring the investment intensity of the country’s economy is proposed – in qualitative and quantitative terms. In the first case, we are talking about the content of investments in industry, agriculture, construction, financial services, non-manufacturing, etc., in the second case, about the volume of these investments. The hypothesis is put forward that excessive investment in the country’s economy can cause the economy to overheat, as well as contribute to the emergence of corruption in society and the economy, which slows down its economic growth. The so-called “production possibilities curve” can conditionally act as a limiter of excessive investments in the economy. The upper point located outside the curve of production capabilities (inaccessibility) can be conditionally considered a point indicating the inexpediency of excessive investment.Item Ownership and management relationship issues (research core points)(Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2023) Beridze, TeimurazThe property (property relations) had always occupied the minds of people and determined their actions for centuries. This phenomenon is interdisciplinary and represents the subject of economic and legal disciplines. From the point of view of law (jurisprudence), property in the first place means the ownership of an object by a particular subject, which is fixed through a legal document (act). The construction of “appropriation-possession-disposal-use”, which has more legal weight is also in use. From the standpoint of economic science, ownership is primarily relationships, a result in which the material welfare is created which should provide income (profit). A particular aspect of property is its “diversity”. The logic of the development of property relations dictates that the dominant can be only one form of property, around which there are built other forms of property (under capitalism – private property, which is implemented by means of various forms (stock, group, individual), under socialism – nationwide, which is implemented through the form of state property. An important aspect of the analysis of property is the correlation of its form with the efficiency of its functioning. The none of the forms of property don’t automatically lead to the increase in production efficiency and effectiveness of economy in general. The Interaction between Economics & Politics is stressed as well. The special role of government in the economy is emphasized (particularly in the process combating with COVID-19).Item Transitional period in economy (on the question of theory and methodology)(Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2018) Beridze, TeimurazThe article deals with the topical issues of the theory and methodology of transitional economy. There is found the necessity of developing the theory of transitional economy and indicators reflecting the development of the transition period. Special attention is paid to the issue of ownership and management in transitional period and the need of vision of the results of the transitional period in economy.