Georgia’s economy is structurally and spatially transforming and becoming more efficient. This chapter analyses the spatial angle of this transformation and shows that, as in other countries, growth has resulted in a greater concentration of people in the largest cities, while the population of rural and smaller cities has declined. Following a period of de-urbanization in the 1990s, a consequence of the civil strife and the difficult economic transition...
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Country Economic Memorandum
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Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 2 - Spatial Transformation
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Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 2 - Spatial Transformation (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099320406302296810