Georgia
Introduction
Georgia is a small country located in the region of Caucasus. It lays on the edge of Europe and Asia. It is surrounded by either the Black Sea or by the Caucasus Mountain ranges. The developing country is at the same time very small with the land area of approximately 69,700 square kilometers. Since it is a unitary parliamentary republic, they are governed by President Salome Zurabishvilli and the Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia.
Economy
Georgian economy is considered to be one of the smallest in both European and Asian countries. It is at around $58 billion, almost the same GDP (PPP) as in the case of Latvia or Bosna and Herzegovina. Another important indicator of Georgian economy is GDP per capita. The data from 2019 indicates the average wealth of a citizen in the nation. In this particular situation, it is around $15,600, approximately 220% lower than the average in European Union or 140% lower than the average for Europe and Central Asia.
Population
It is important to notice that as a nation, Georgia has a very low density at the level of 57 citizens per square kilometer. It means that they are the 137th most densely populated nation in the world. In terms of population, it is around 3.7 million people.
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