BSEC-ის ქვეყნებთან საქართველოს ვაჭრობის პერსპექტივები

სალაძე, ცოტნე

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BSEC-ის ქვეყნებთან საქართველოს ვაჭრობის პერსპექტივები

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cris.virtualsource.orcid	cb90737a-cea0-4c4a-b9f4-2a43ad0c1b95
dc.contributor.advisor	ალადაშვილი, გელა	ka
dc.contributor.author	სალაძე, ცოტნე	ka
dc.contributor.faculty	Faculty of Business and Social Sciences	en
dc.contributor.institution	Guram Tavartkiladze Tbilisi Teaching University	en
dc.date.accessioned	2020-05-27T17:39:07Z
dc.date.available	2020-05-27T17:39:07Z
dc.date.issued	2020
dc.description.abstract	The process of regionalization is intensifying in the world, which makes it important to study and analyze the results of cooperation with the members of the integration group of which the country is a member. The paper is dedicated to discussing Georgia's trade prospects with BSEC countries. The first chapter provides the theoretical foundations of the interstate regional integration. The second chapter is devoted to an in-depth study of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization (BSEC). The BSEC acts as an intergovernmental regional integration group for a wide range of purposes. BSEC has a wide range of opportunities for economic and political security. To enhance the benefits of the cooperation by participating countries it will be helpful to activate the work in the planned directions. The third chapter analyzes Georgia's trade with BSEC countries from 1995-2018. The half of Georgia's foreign trade turnover comes from group member countries. In the first years of post-socialist development, the export value of these countries was greater for Georgia, which was expressed by a large share of total exports. This share has been reduced at the expense of export diversification, although the group member states remain important export markets for Georgia. They account for about 55% of Georgia's exports. Imports from BSEC countries account for about 50% of Georgia's total imports. Geographical proximity has a significant impact on Georgia's foreign trade. Integration member states are Georgia's major trading partners, but the negative balance of trade with these countries is problematic, although its level remains at the same mark after the sharp downturn.	en
dc.identifier.uri	https://openscience.ge/handle/1/1865
dc.language.iso	ka
dc.publisher	Guram Tavartkiladze Tbilisi Teaching University	en
dc.subject	რეგიონალიზაციის პროცესი	ka
dc.subject	BSEC-ის ქვეყნები	ka
dc.subject	საქართველოს ვაჭრობის პერსპექტივები	ka
dc.title	BSEC-ის ქვეყნებთან საქართველოს ვაჭრობის პერსპექტივები	ka
dc.type	master thesis
dspace.entity.type	Publication
thesis.degree.discipline	საერთაშორისო ბიზნესის მენეჯმენტი	ka
thesis.degree.level	1
thesis.degree.name	Master of Business Administration in International Business Management	en