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The first ever COST Action Conference hosted by Georgia
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Monetary Policy Report, Georgia
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Application of Artificial Intelligence for Monetary Policy-Making
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BTU’s Third Mission – Potential and Actions Related to Popularizing Knowledge and Technology Transfer within University
The third mission of HEIs – that aims to connect and translate the knowledge generated within the university to the wider society has become increasingly important in the context of global knowledge economy. Universities are expected to bring more contribution
Importance of Integration of Green Technologies for Georgian Economy
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