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NETWORK MANAGEMENT WITH “GREEN APOTHECARY” FOR OVERCOMING DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS

Summary

The research has confirmed that arrangement of outpatient sites in high mountainous villages by means of "green pharmacies" will substantially increase the effectiveness of the business in the country, return youth to the mountains, create jobs in different fields of economy.

By the author of the study is revealed that the main feature of the classical notion of perfect competition - "infinitely growing number of competitors" do not correspond to the truth, because the force of competition, which is estimated by us with the analogy of physics law about electrical current, possibly, will achieve different optimal values in different situations owing to competitors of various amounts. Accordingly, the author expresses a thought against the "ants" market and offers the definition of perfection in accordance with efficiency criteria.

Hence, the author's model of competitive management implies an additional stimulation of own skills and, by using mechanisms of networking delegation management, on the agenda of urgent strategic issues, offers an operational solution of the demographic problems of the mountainous regions with active participation of the economic policies of the state.

Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Paata Gugushvili Institute of Economics International Scientific C O N F E R E N C E S "ECONOMY – XXI CENTURY"

E ISSN 2587 - 4691	∘ Revaz Lortkipanidze ∘ NETWORK MANAGEMENT WITH “GREEN APOTHECARY” FOR OVERCOMING DEMOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS Summary The research has confirmed that arrangement of outpatient sites in high mountainous villages by means of "green pharmacies" will substantially increase the effectiveness of the business in the country, return youth to the mountains, create jobs in different fields of economy. By the author of the study is revealed that the main feature of the classical notion of perfect competition - "infinitely growing number of competitors" do not correspond to the truth, because the force of competition, which is estimated by us with the analogy of physics law about electrical current, possibly, will achieve different optimal values in different situations owing to competitors of various amounts. Accordingly, the author expresses a thought against the "ants" market and offers the definition of perfection in accordance with efficiency criteria. Hence, the author's model of competitive management implies an additional stimulation of own skills and, by using mechanisms of networking delegation management, on the agenda of urgent strategic issues, offers an operational solution of the demographic problems of the mountainous regions with active participation of the economic policies of the state.