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  1. Necroeconomics of Post-Soviet Post-Industrialism and the Model of Economic Development of Georgia and Russia
  2. Georgia's Economy
  3. The Catch-Up Effect and Regional Comparisons of Growth Indicators
  4. The Eurasianism of Russian Anti-Westernism and the Concept of "Central Caucaso-Asia"
  5. Economic Achievements of Postrevolutionary Georgia
  6. Guest Editor's Introduction
  7. Taxes, Production Technology, and Economic Growth
  8. Macroeconomic Model of Laffer-Keynesian Synthesis
  9. The Role of the Average Tax Rate in the Keynesian Model of Aggregate Demand
  10. Energizing EU-FSU Relations: Challenges and Opportunities
  11. The economic challenges of the Black Sea region: the global financial crisis and energy sector cooperation
  12. Guest Editor's Introduction
  13. The Problem of Zombification of the Postcommunist Necroeconomy
  14. Economy of post‐Communist capitalism under the financial crisis
  15. The Economic Development Complex in the Black Sea Area: The Impact of the Global Financial and Economic Crisis
  16. Rethinking Central Eurasia
  17. Guest Editor's Introduction
  18. The "Rosy" Mistakes of the IMF and World Bank in Georgia
  19. Georgia's economy: post-revolutionary development and post-war difficulties
  20. A new concept for the Caucasus
  21. The Political Economy of Georgia's Rose Revolution
  22. Becoming European: Georgia’s Strategy for Joining the EU
  23. On the theory of post‐Communist economic transition to market
  24. Necroeconomics – the theory of post‐Communist transformation of an economy
  25. State, public sector and theoretical prerequisites to a model of an “economy without taxes”
  26. Georgian Economy: Main Directions and Initial Results of Reforms
  27. Prospects for Foreign Investments and Strategic Economic Partnership in the Caucasus
  28. Post-Communist Development of the Georgian Economy
  29. On the Shadow Political Economy of the Post-Communist Transformation: An Institutional Analysis
  30. On the Possible Functioning of the Social Sector According to the Principles of the Private Sector (Taxation Aspect)
  31. The Georgian economy: From ‘shock therapy’ to ‘social promotion’
  32. Marxist points of view on the Soviet Communist economic system and the manifestation of egalitarianism in post‐communist economic reform
  33. The Role of the State in the Modern Economic System
  34. A New View of the Economic Ability of the Government, Egalitarian Goods and GNP
  35. Economic Transition to European or Post-Communist Capitalism?
  36. On the Theory of Post-Communist Economic Transition to Market
  37. On the Vector of Economic Development of Post-Communist Georgia
  38. Necroeconomics – The Theory of Post-Communist Transformation of an Economy
  39. On the First-Generation Post-Communist Reforms of Georgia's Economy: A Retrospective Analysis
  40. Post-Communist Capitalism and the Modern World of Dead Economy
  41. The Main Challenges of 'Post-Rosy' Georgia's Medium Term Economic Development
  42. Does the Market Exclude Equality?
  43. Economic Component of the Russian-Georgian Conflict
  44. Reforming of the Post-Soviet Georgia's Economy in 1991-2011
  45. Comparative Analysis of the Models of Economic Development of Georgia and Russia
  46. On the Main Challenge of the Current Global Financial and Economic Crisis
  47. The Global Financial Crisis and the Difficulties of Economic Development in the Central Caucasian Countries
  48. A New View of the Economic Ability of the Government, Egalitarian Goods and GNP
  49. Formation and Development of the 'Caucasian Tandem'
  50. The Human Factor in the Modern Financial Crisis
  51. Energy Cooperation Opportunities in the Caucasus
  52. Anatomical Pathology of Georgia's Rose Revolution
  53. On the Laffer-Keynesian Synthesis
  54. Russian Energy Politics and the EU: How to Change the Paradigm
  55. Poverty Reduction through Private Sector Development in Georgia: Policy, Practice and Perspectives
  56. Comparative Advantages of the Central Caucasian Countries: Potential, Realized, and Missed Opportunities
  57. The Behavioral Model for Estimating the Laffer Fiscal Points
  58. On the Optimal Tax Burden (Denunciation of Plagiarism)
  59. Energy Trade and Cooperation between the EU and CIS Countries
  60. Equilibrium and Optimal Tax Rates in the Models of Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply (Laffer-Keynesian Synthesis)
  61. The Georgian Economy: From 'Shock Therapy' to 'Social Promotion' (Georgia and 'Laffer-Keynesian Synthesis')
  62. Impact of the Average Tax Rate on the Aggregate Demand (Keynesian Models)
  63. Old or New Cold War? Is the New Cold War a Continuation of the Old?