Economic Press Monitor
January 22, 2019
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EPIDEMIC OF SWINE FLU AND MEASLES INFLICTED DAMAGE OF 500M LARI TO THE COUNTRY
Ecology & Health
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Referring to own calculations, statistician Soso Archvadze indicates that if swine flu is detected in one of every 20 families, damage to Georgia’s economy, direct or indirect, will amount to sum from 300 to 500 million lari. I assume that in 4-member family, one person gets sick on average, he explains.
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CREDIT INSTITUTIONS ALREADY JUMPED THROUGH NEW REGULATION
Finances & Banking
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As a result of regulation of financial sphere, enacted in Georgia in this January, use of online credits, along with other products, is complicated, the newspaper says. However, the companies already found a way out and offer to consumers a service, bypassing regulation by means of leasing, the article says.
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CITY HALL: WE WILL NOT ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF 30-M HOTEL IN VAKE PARK
Construction
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Tbilisi City Hall declares that, despite existence of valid construction permit, they will not allow construction of 30-meter hotel Budapest in Vake Park, Tabula reports. The permit was issued in 2013.
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TURNAVA: REGULATIONS, RELATED TO GAS SUPPLY, WILL BE TOUGHENED
Energy, Oil & Gas
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Natia Turnava, Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, declared that regulation, related to gas supply to consumers, will be toughened, Netgazeti.Ge reports. According to Turnava, revision of acting legal base is actively underway in direction of accurate definition and toughening of rights and obligations of all parties, participating in the process.
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