Challenges in Georgian Politics and Economy

The video discusses Georgia's progress since the Rose Revolution, highlighting improvements in corruption and economic rankings. Despite these advancements, challenges like unemployment and poverty persist. Political development has been mixed, with recent crises causing public dissatisfaction. The success of the Rose Revolution is debated, as much of the progress remains statistical and not felt by the Georgian people.

What significant change did Georgia experience in terms of corruption after the Rose Revolution?

• Increased corruption levels

• No change in corruption levels

• Marked decrease in corruption levels

• Corruption levels fluctuated

Which economic indicator showed Georgia's improvement in business freedom?

• World Bank's Doing Business ranking

• Global Competitiveness Index

• Human Development Index

• Corruption Perceptions Index

What has been a persistent issue for the Georgian people despite economic growth?

• High wages

• Low unemployment rates

• Unemployment and low wages

• High literacy rates

How did the Georgian Dream coalition impact the political system?

• Increased presidential power

• Reduced presidential power

• Decreased parliamentary power

• Maintained a balanced political system

What was a major criticism of the Georgian Dream coalition's governance?

• Implementing too many reforms

• Ignoring economic issues

• Reluctance to implement promised reforms

• Focusing too much on foreign policy

What has been a significant challenge for Georgia's political parties?

• Strong public support

• Excessive foreign influence

• Lack of diverse political representation

• Too many diverse political parties

What event led to widespread protests against the Georgian Dream coalition?

• Increase in taxes

• Introduction of new education policies

• Failure to implement a proportional electoral system

• Economic recession

What was a key factor in the public's dissatisfaction with the Georgian government?

• Strong economic growth

• Lack of political diversity

• Successful implementation of reforms

• High levels of foreign investment

What has the Georgian government relied on for its economic success?

• Agricultural development

• Domestic industries

• Tourism

• Foreign companies and investments

What is a major critique of the Rose Revolution's success?

• Success not translating to tangible benefits for citizens

• Failure to reduce corruption

• Over-reliance on internal factors

• Lack of statistical improvements