Browsing by Author "Shengelia, Temur"

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    Econometric analysis of the trade relations of Georgia and its development prospects
    (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2023) Shengelia, Temur
    As a result of the research, it was determined that the gravity model is an important tool for international trade research. Including additional variables in the model expands the possibilities of its use. The construction of the model and the calculations made on this basis quite accurately characterize the trend established in the foreign trade of Georgia. As a result of the calculations, it was determined that it is important to improve Georgia's competitiveness, to increase its export potential, to produce goods in demand on international markets, and to perfect export products. The analysis established that Georgia's trade relations are developing successfully with the countries with which it has a common border, in the perspective it is important to use the resource potential of the sea, which should be focused on those countries that are distinguished by a large geographical distance. The gravitational effect of trade shows that Georgia has a great trade potential, the utilization of which depends a lot on the reasonable economic policy of the country, which ultimately has a positive impact on the country's economic development.
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    Research methodology and the impact of social entrepreneurship on the solution of social problems in Georgia
    (Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Press, 2019) Shengelia, Temur
    Social entrepreneurship is a multifaceted phenomenon, its theoretical foundations are not fully established. Even though the practice of social entrepreneurship is not new, its study began several decades ago. As of today, there is no paradigm for social entrepreneurship. In addition, there are various methods (quantitative and qualitative) that are used in the study of process of social entrepreneurship. Despite the great interest in the field, the scientific research in this area is limited. The number of scientific papers concerning the problems of entrepreneurial activity in the social sphere are small. Existing quantitative research do not give exact results of empirical study for social entrepreneurship. In Georgia there is no official legal term defining social entrepreneurship, nor legal framework and mechanisms. For the development of social entrepreneurship in Georgia it is necessary to: establish the legal basis of social entrepreneurship; encourage private business participation in social entrepreneurship; raise public awareness in this sphere.