格魯吉亞2023世行企業(yè)調(diào)查實(shí)施報(bào)告（英文）

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TheGeorgia2023WorldBankEnterpriseSurveyImplementationReport

I.Introduction

ThisdocumentprovidesinformationontheWorldBankEnterpriseSurveys(WBES)implementedinGeorgiabetweenApril2023andSeptember2023.TheWBEScollectbothobjectivedatabasedonfirms’day-to-dayexperiences,andperceptionsofenterprisesregardingthebusinessenvironmentinwhichtheyoperate.TheWBESarealsousedtobuildapanelofenterprisedatathatmakesitpossibletotrackchangesinthebusinessenvironmentovertime.1

Thisreportdescribesthesamplingdesignofthesurvey,thedatasetstructureaswellasadditionalinformationthatmaybeusefulwhenusingthedata,suchasinformationonsurveynon-responseandtheappropriateuseofthesamplingweights.

II.SamplingStructure

TheWBESusestratifiedrandomsampling,wherethepopulationofestablishmentsisfirstseparatedintonon-overlappinggroups,calledstrata,andthenrespondentsareselectedthroughsimplerandomsamplingfromeachstratum.ThedetailedmethodologyisprovidedintheSamplingNote.2Stratifiedrandomsamplinghasseveraladvantagesoversimplerandomsampling.Inparticular,it:

?producesunbiasedestimatesofthewholepopulationoruniverseofinference,aswellasatthelevelsofstratification

?ensuresrepresentativenessbyincludingobservationsinallofthosecategories

?producesmorepreciseestimatesforagivensamplesizeorbudgetallocation,and

?mayreduceimplementationcostsbysplittingthepopulationintoconvenientsubdivisions.

TheWBEStypicallyusethreelevelsofstratification:industryclassification,establishmentsize,andsubnationalregion(usedincombination).Startingin2022,theWBESbasestheindustryclassificationonISICRev.4(withearliersurveysusingISICRev.3.1).3Forregionalcoveragewithinacountry,theWBEShasnationalcoverage.

II.1StratificationCategories

TheGeorgia2023WBESusesthefollowingstratificationcategories:

1A“panelinterview”referstoaninterviewwithabusinessthatwasalsointerviewedinthepreviousWBES.

2TheSamplingNoteisavailableat:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/methodology/Sampling_Note-

Consolidated-2-16-22.pdf.

Forfurthermethodologicalbackgroundsee,RichardL.Scheaffer;Mendenhall,W.;

Lyman,R.,“ElementarySurveySampling”,FifthEdition,1996.

3TheWBESuniverseincludes:allmanufacturing(ISIC4.0codes10-32),services(ISIC4.0codes33,41-43,45-47,49-56,58,61,62,69-75,79,95).DetailsonsectoralcoverageandtheWBESuniverseofinferencecanbefoundintheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide(p.4).

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?Industry:5categories:

?Withinmanufacturing:Food(ISICRev.4.0code10),andOtherManufacturing(ISICcodes11-32)

?Withinservices:Retail(ISICcode47),Hotels(ISICcode55),andOtherServices(ISICcodes33,41-46,49-53,56,58,61,62,69-75,79,95).

?Size:3categories:Small(5to19employees),Medium(20to99employees),Large(100ormoreemployees)

?Region:4categories:

?Tbilisi

?East:coveringKakhetiandKvemoKartli

?Center:coveringMtskheta-Mtianeti,ShidaKartli,Samtskhe-Javakheti,Imereti,Racha-Lechkhumi,andKvemoSvaneti

?NorthandWest:coveringAdjara,Guria,Samegrelo,andZemoSvaneti.

Industrystrataforthemanufacturingsectorwereselectedbytheircontributiontovalueadded,toemploymentandtototalnumberofestablishments,usingUNIDOINSTAT4,availableasofspring2023.Thefoodmanufacturingrepresents17%,28%and32%oftotalvalueadded,employment,andnumberofestablishments,respectively,withinthemanufacturingsector,withtherestofthesectorsgroupedintoaresidual,"OtherManufacturing",stratum.Bynumberofestablishments,themanufacturingsectorsstratifiedseparatelyrepresent18%ofthewholeESuniverse.

ThestratafortheservicessectorwereselectedbycontributiontogrossoutputusinginformationfromtheNationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat),availableasofspring2023.TheISICcode47stratifiedseparatelyrepresents13%ofthegrossoutputin2021.

RegionstrataoftheGeorgia2023WBESwereselectedbasedonadministrativedivisions,withterritoriesgroupedtogethertoachieveminimumrequiredprecisionofestimatesatthelevelofeachstratificationregion.

II.2Universe

Theuniverseofinferenceincludesallformal(i.e.,registered)privatesectorbusinesses(withatleast1%privateownership)andwithatleastfiveemployees.Intermsofsectoralcriteria,allmanufacturingbusinesses(ISICRev4.codes10-32)areeligible;forservicesbusinesses,thosecorrespondingtotheISICRev4codes33,41-43,45-47,49-53,55-56,58,61-62,69-75,79,and95areincludedintheEnterpriseSurveys.CooperativesandcollectivesareexcludedfromtheEnterpriseSurveys.Alleligibleestablishmentsmustberegisteredwiththeregistrationagency.InthecaseofGeorgia,registrationwasfromtheNationalAgencyofPublicRegistry.Theuniversetableisthetotalnumberofeligibleestablishments,andthetableispartitionedbythestratificationgroups(industryclassification,establishmentsize,andsubnationalregion)inacountry.

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FortheGeorgia2023WBES,theuniversetable,showninTable1below,wasobtainedfromtheNationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat)inNovember2022.

II.3SamplingFrame

TheWBESrequiresthemostcompleteandup-to-dateSamplingFrame,thelistofeligibleestablishmentswithinformationonindustryclassification,size,addressandothercontactinformationthatwillbeusedtorandomlyselectthesample.IncountrieswhereapreviousroundoftheWBESexists,theSamplingFramealsoincludesthePanelSamplingFrame,whichprovidesinformationaboutalltheestablishmentsthatparticipatedinthepreviousroundoftheWBESinthecountry.

TheSamplingFramefortheGeorgia2023WBESwasconstructedfromthefollowingsources(seecountsofestablishmentsintheframeinTable2).ThePanelSamplingFramewasconstructedusinginformationonalltheestablishmentsthatparticipatedintheGeorgia2019WBES.

TheFreshSamplingFrame,i.e.,listofestablishmentsthatareintheWBESuniverseandthathavenotparticipatedintheGeorgia2019WBES,wasobtainedfromtheNationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat)inNovember2022.

ForeveryWBES,necessarymeasuresaretakentoensurethequalityoftheframe;however,thesampleframesarenotimmunetothetypicalproblemsfoundinestablishmentsurveys:positiveratesofnon-eligibility,repetition,non-existentunits,etc.Giventheimpactthatnon-eligibleunitsincludedinthesampleuniversemayhaveontheresults,eligibilityadjustmentsmaybeneededwhencomputingtheappropriatesamplingweightsforindividualobservations(ifandonlyiftheweightsarecomputedthesamplingframethatisalsotheuniverse).Table4reportsresponseoutcomes.

II.4SampleDesign

TheWBESsampledesign,i.e.,targetnumberofinterviewsineachcombinationofstratificationcategories(cells),isgeneratedusingthetwoprimarycriteria:1)minimizethedifferencefromthepurelyproportionalsamplewithineachcell;and2)achieveasufficientsamplesizebystratificationcategorytoallowforestimatesofagivenlevelofprecision.4AdditionalinformationonthecriteriafordeterminingthesamplesizebystratificationcategoryisgivenintheSamplingNote,andadditionalinformationonthesampledesignisgivenintheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide.5TheoriginalsurveydesignfortheGeorgia2023WBESisgiveninTable3.

4Additionalconstraintsarealsoconsideredinthedesignstage.Thesearegenerallypracticalandinclude,forexample,havingasufficientnumberofavailablecontactsinthesample.

5TheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuideisavailableat:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/methodology/Enterprise-Surveys-

Manual-and-Guide.pdf

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III.DataCollection

ThedetailedinformationontheWBESmethodologyanddatacollectionisprovidedintheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide.TheinterviewsfortheGeorgia2023WBESwereconductedbetweenApril2023andSeptember2023.TheinterviewswereconductedinGeorgian.Formonetaryvariables,thecurrencywasGeorgianLari(GEL).

III.1Questionnaire

ThestandardWBESquestionnairecoversseveraltopicsregardingthebusinessenvironmentandbusinessperformance.Thesetopicsincludegeneralfirmcharacteristics,infrastructure,salesandsupplies,managementpractices,competition,innovation,capacity,landandpermits,finance,business-governmentrelations,exposuretobribery,labor,andperformance.InformationaboutthegeneralstructureofthequestionnaireisavailableintheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide.

ThequestionnaireimplementedintheGeorgia2022WBESincludedadditionalquestionstailoredfortheBusinessReadyreportcoveringinfrastructure,trade,governmentregulations,finance,labor,andothertopics.

III.2Contractor

ThefieldworkfortheGeorgia2023WBESwasimplementedbyACT-Georgia.TheselectionfortheimplementingagencyfollowedthestandardWorldBankprocurementpracticesthataredescribedinmoredetailintheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide.

III.3Samplingandscreening

SamplesaredrawnbytheEnterpriseSurveysteaminbatches,followingthestratificationandsampledesign.ThecontractorconductedathoroughscreeningprocessbeforeschedulingtheESinterviews.ResultsofthescreeningareprovidedusingtheeligibilityandstatuscodesaslistedinTable4.Incasesofunitnon-response(eitherarefusaloraninabilitytoobtainaninterviewafterexhaustiveattempts),thecontractorproceededwiththecontactthatappearednextinthelistdrawnintherespectivecell.Theprocessofsamplingandscreeningisdescribedinmoredetailinthe

EnterpriseSurveysManualandGuide.

III.4Surveyresponse

Inallsurveys,includingtheWBES,somerespondentschoosenottoparticipate.TheEnterpriseAnalysisteamandthecontractortakeallnecessarymeasurestoboostparticipation,throughvariousmethodsofrecruitment.Thepropermanagementofthescreeningprocessandsamplereplacementensuresthattheresultingsampleremainsrandom.

Themainmeasureofsurveyparticipationistheyield,whichistheratioofthetotalnumberofachievedinterviewstothetotalnumberofcontactedestablishments.Therearetwomainelementsthatboostyields.Firstisthesurveyparticipationrate,measuredastheshareofestablishmentsthatparticipatedamongthosethatcanbeassumedtohavebeeneligible.Thesecondelementisthequalityofframe.Ifonlyasmallfractionofthecontactedestablishmentsisactuallyeligibletoparticipateinthesurvey,thenthesamplingframeisfarfromideal.Thisqualityis

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measuredbytheratioofthetotalnumberofestablishmentsthatcanbeassumedtobeeligiblefortheWBESwiththetotalnumberofcontactedestablishmentsintheframe.Inotherwords:

yield=surveyresponserate*Rateofqualityoftheframe

whichcanrewrittenasfollows:

Table5providesthesemeasuresfortheGeorgia2023WBESandacrossitsstratificationlevels.

III.5AchievedSample

Tables6and7providecountoftheWBESinterviewscollectedforeachstratificationcell,i.e.,brokendownbyindustry,establishmentsize,andregion.Table6reportsfullsample,whileTable7showscountsofonlypanelinterviews.

III.6SamplingWeights

SincetheWBESusesstratifiedrandomsampling,individualobservationsshouldbeproperlyweightedwhenmakinginferencesaboutthepopulation,sinceunweightedestimatesarebiasedunlesssamplesizesareproportionaltothesizeofeachstratum.ForeachWBES,specialcareisgiventocorrectlycomputesamplingweights.WhenevertheUniverseisusedtodrawthesample(i.e.,SamplingFrameisthesameastheUniverse)itisimperativetoaccuratelyadjusttheuniversewithineachstratumtoaccountforthepresenceofineligibleestablishments(e.g.,thefirmdiscontinuedbusinesses,orisdeemedineligibleduetoitsbusinessactivityorhavingfewerthanfiveemployees).Propertreatmentofpanelestablishmentsisalsocrucial.DetailsabouthowtheWBESsamplingweightsarecalculatedaregivenintheSamplingNote.

FortheGeorgia2023WBES,thefollowingstratawerecombinedduetolackofcompletedinterviewsinthecorrespondingsubsetofstrata:mediumandlargefirmswerecombinedin:(i)East,Retail;(ii)East,OtherServices;(iii)Center,Hotels;and(iv)NorthandWest,Retail.

Threeversionsofsamplingweightsarecalculated,dependingontheassumptionsthatdetermineeligibilityofestablishmentstobecountedtowardstheWBESuniverse.Theseassumptionsarecalledweak,medium,andstrong;andaredefinedasgiveninthetablebelow.PrevalenceofeachoftheseoutcomesfortheGeorgia2023WBESisgiveninTable4.AllindicatorsandanalysisconductedbytheEnterpriseSurveysteamusethesamplingweightsbasedonthemedianassumption.Tables8-10reportestimateduniversebasedontherespectiveassumption.

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Assumption

EligibilitycodesforinclusionintheWBESuniverse

Strict

1,2,3,4,16

Median

1,2,3,4,16,10,11,13

Weak

1,2,3,4,16,10,11,13,91,92,93,94,12

Fordescriptionsofeacheligibilitycode,seeTable4.

III.7Itemresponserates

Itemresponseratemustbedifferentiatedfromsurveyresponserates.Thelatterreferstoparticipationinthesurveyitself(seeSectionIII.4)whereastheformerreferstotheabsenceofresponsestospecificsurveyquestions.6TheWBES,asanysurvey,sufferfromitemnon-response;anddifferentstrategiesareusedbythedatacollectionteamtoaddressthis.Inparticular:

?Forsensitivequestions,suchasoncorruptionortaxevasion,enumeratorswereinstructedtocollecttherefusaltorespond(-8)asaseparateresponsecategoryfromdon’tknow(-9).

?Establishmentswithincompleteinformationwerere-contactedtofillgaps.

Table11providesitemresponseratesforseveralkeyvariables,brokendownacrossthestratificationlevels.ACT-Georgiareportedthatanumberofrespondentswereirritatedandrefusedtoanswerquestionsonsalesandcosts;inonecasecompletelystoppingtheinterview.However,theitemresponserateswerehighoverall,withrespondentslisteningtothequestionswithinterestandactivelyparticipatedinthesurvey.

III.8DatabaseStructure

TheWBESdatafilesareorganizedinwaysthatreflectthecorrespondingquestionnaire.Thevariablesthatarestandardacrosscountrieshavethefirstletterintheirnamecorrespondtothequestionnairesectionwherethevariablebelongsinthequestionnaire,i.e.,a1denotessectionA.Allvariablesarenumericwiththeexceptionofthosevariableswithan“x”attheendoftheirnames.Thesuffix“x”denotesthatthevariableisalpha-numeric.TheGeorgia-specificoptionsusedinvariableb1arestoredinvariablenamedb1_GEO.

TheWBESdatafilescontaintwoestablishmentidentifiers,idstdandid.Theformerisaglobaluniqueidentifierofeachestablishment,whilethelatterisuniqueidentifierwithineachsurvey.ThevariableidstdcanbeusedtomatchtheWBESestablishmentone-to-oneacrossdatabases.Thevariableswweak,wmedian,andwstrongcorrespondingtosamplingweightsbasedon,respectively,weak,median,andstrongassumptionsabouteligibility(seeSectionIII.6).Thevariablestratacorrespondstothestratumofeachobservation.7

Additionally,theWBESdatafilescontainmanystandardvariables.Thevariabled1a2_v4denotesthemainactivityoftheestablishment,asobtainedduringtheWBESinterview,codedin

6TheWBESquestionnaireisorganizedsothatthereisalwayssomeentryinthedatabasewhenthequestionwas

posed.Anemptyentrymeansthatthequestionwasnotaskedtothecorrespondingrespondent,typically,duetoskippatterns,orlackofapplicabilityofthatquestioningeneral.

7Notethatthesamplingweightsmayvarywithinstrataforpanelestablishmentsduetotheprocedureusedforprojectingtheuniversefromthepreviousroundofthesurvey.

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thefour-digitISICRev.4.UsersshouldnotethatthisactivitymaydifferfromtheindustryclassificationgivenintheSamplingFrame,a4a.Usersaregenerallyadvisedtouseindustrycategoriesbasedontherealizedinformationind1a2_v4.Additionalsamplinginformationiscontainedinvariablesa2(region)anda6a(size).Thevariablepanelidentifiespanelestablishments,i.e.,thosethatparticipatedintheGeorgia2019WBES.Thecombinationofa4a,a2,a6a,andpanelformsstratumofeachestablishment,whichiscontainedinvariablestrata.

Thelastcompletefiscalyearforeachestablishmentiscontainedinvariablesa20m(lastmonthoflastcompletefiscalyear)anda20y(lastcompletefiscalyear).

NotethatwhenanentryintheWBESdatabaseisempty,thismeansthatthequestionwasnotaskedtothecorrespondingrespondent.Thishappenswhenthequestionisdeemedinapplicable,duetoskippatternsorotherreasons.Incaseswhenthequestionwasposed,someentryisprovided,includingdon'tknow,whichisanexampleofitemnon-response.

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IV.UsefulLinks

TheusersoftheWBESdatamayfindthefollowinglinksuseful:

?SamplingNoteisavailableat:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/methodolog

y/Sampling_Note-Consolidated-2-16-22.pdf

?TheEnterpriseSurveysManualandGuideisavailableat:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/methodolog

y/Enterprise-Surveys-Manual-and-Guide.pdf

?TheWBESglobalquestionnairesareavailableat:

/en/methodology

?TheprojectsthatarecurrentlybeingimplementedbytheEnterpriseSurveysteamareavailableat:

/en/methodology/current-projects

?ThelistofallWBESdatabasesanddetailedinformationabouteachisavailablehere:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/methodolog

y/DataDetails.xls

?ThedescriptionoftheWBESindicatorsisavailableat:

/content/dam/enterprisesurveys/documents/Indicator-

Description.pdf

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FactSheet

SourceofUniverseTable

NationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat),obtainedinNovember2022

SourceofSamplingFrame

NationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat),obtainedinNovember2022,and2019WorldBankEnterprise

Survey

Stratificationsectors

FoodManufacturing;Othermanufacturing;Retail,Hotels,andOtherServices

Stratificationsizes

Small(5to19employees),Medium(20to99employees),Large(100+employees)

Stratificationregions

Tbilisi;East(coveringKakhetiandKvemoKartli);Center(coveringMtskheta-Mtianeti,ShidaKartli,

Samtskhe-Javakheti,Imereti,Racha-Lechkhumi,andKvemoSvaneti);NorthandWest(coveringAdjara,Guria,Samegrelo,andZemoSvaneti)

Contractor

ACT-Georgia

Fieldworkdates

April2023-September2023

Interviewlanguages

Georgian

Surveysoftware

SurveySolutions

Currencyfornominalvariables

GeorgianLari(GEL)

Referencefiscalyear

2023(592obs.)

SampleSize

Total:592;Fresh:353Panel:239

Surveyresponserates

Yield:25.5%Responserate:47.3%Framequality:54%

Itemresponserates

d2:95.1%n2a:87%l1:100.0%allTFPvars.:62.6%

Additionaltopicscoveredinthe

questionnaire

QuestionsrelatedtotheBusinessReadydeport

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Tables

Table1:Georgia2023WBESUniverse

Food

OtherManufacturing

Retail

Hotels

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

209

670

1074

183

3699

8,814

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

73

226

248

70

1035

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

24

41

75

19

194

East

Small(5-19)

65

145

276

20

468

East

Medium(20-99)

11

56

20

8

78

2,164

East

Large(100+)

3

19

3

1

5

Center

Small(5-19)

171

222

424

63

825

Center

Medium(20-99)

28

61

39

15

112

Center

Large(100+)

7

22

2

4

15

2,381

NorthandWest

Small(5-19)

143

161

428

80

1096

NorthandWest

Medium(20-99)

31

39

37

23

234

NorthandWest

Large(100+)

4

12

5

12

26

769

1,674

2,631

498

7,787

13,359

Source:NationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat),obtainedinNovember2022

OtherManufacturing

Retail

Hotels

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Table2:Georgia2023WBESSampleFrame(FreshandPanelCombined)Food

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

214

680

1091

195

3727

9,052

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

80

244

257

84

1056

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

30

48

87

19

210

East

Small(5-19)

74

157

297

23

479

East

Medium(20-99)

17

72

24

13

89

2,316

East

Large(100+)

3

23

4

1

7

Center

Small(5-19)

175

233

438

77

838

Center

Medium(20-99)

39

68

43

29

123

Center

Large(100+)

9

29

2

6

20

2,569

NorthandWest

Small(5-19)

157

177

453

98

1109

NorthandWest

Medium(20-99)

46

48

48

30

254

NorthandWest

Large(100+)

8

17

7

15

36

852

1,796

2,751

590

7,948

13,937

Source:NationalStatisticsOfficeofGeorgia(GeoStat),obtainedinNovember2022

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Table3:OriginalSurveyDesign(FreshandPanelCombined)

OtherManufacturing

Retail

Hotels

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Food

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

5

10

15

7

42

232

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

5

5

5

5

13

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

8

6

11

8

5

East

Small(5-19)

28

14

22

11

7

East

Medium(20-99)

9

17

10

8

5

188

East

Large(100+)

1

12

2

1

3

Center

Small(5-19)

7

13

18

20

11

Center

Medium(20-99)

13

8

7

h

5

Center

Large(100+)

5

15

1

4

5

180

NorthandWest

Small(5-19)

16

5

20

19

14

NorthandWest

Medium(20-99)

17

5

5

11

5

NorthandWest

Large(100+)

6

10

4

8

5

120

120

120

120

120

600

Table4:ResponseOutcomes

Totals

Ratesrelativetototalcontacted

OverallContactsavailableinframe

13,937

Issued

2,377

Contacted

2,318

ScreeningphaseEligibles

648

28.0%

Screenerrefusals

461

19.9%

Assumedeligibles

1,251

54.0%

Ineligible+outoftarget

373

16.1%

Unobtainables

833

35.9%

InterviewphaseInterviewrefusals

56

2.4%

(onlyifeligible)Completeinterviews

592

25.5%

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Table5:SurveyYieldRates

Stratification

Yield

Survey

responserate

Framequality

Panel

Fresh

19.5%

39.0%

50.1%

Panel

46.7%

69.1%

67.6%

Size

Small(5-19)

22.7%

48.0%

47.3%

Medium(20-99)

31.4%

50.1%

62.6%

Large(100+)

26.5%

42.0%

63.1%

Region

Tbilisi

21.6%

40.1%

53.8%

East

30.2%

49.2%

61.5%

Center

32.0%

57.9%

55.3%

NorthandWest

24.8%

51.6%

48.0%

Sector

Food

30.5%

53.4%

57.0%

OtherManufacturing

32.0%

52.6%

60.9%

Retail

22.5%

41.7%

54.1%

Hotels

30.0%

54.0%

55.5%

OtherServices

19.5%

40.7%

48.0%

Overall

Georgia2023

25.5%

47.3%

54.0%

Notes:theratesarecalculatedasdefinedinSectionIII.4

Table6:AchievedTotalSample(FreshandPanelCombined)

Hotels

OtherManufacturing

Retail

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Food

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

10

15

21

9

43

283

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

8

15

5

9

14

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

5

17

21

8

15

East

Small(5-19)

19

14

13

7

15

East

Medium(20-99)

9

11

7

5

7

159

East

Large(100+)

1

5

1

1

1

Center

Small(5-19)

14

7

10

20

13

Center

Medium(20-99)

17

7

4

13

6

Center

Large(100+)

3

6

1

1

6

150

NorthandWest

Small(5-19)

14

13

17

14

12

NorthandWest

Medium(20-99)

12

7

6

10

7

NorthandWest

Large(100+)

5

5

2

4

5

117

122

108

101

144

592

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Table7:AchievedPanelSample

Food

OtherManufacturing

Retail

Hotels

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

1

6

8

6

4

95

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

5

12

2

6

3

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

2

3

6

0

6

East

Small(5-19)

3

5

8

2

7

East

Medium(20-99)

5

8

3

3

3

68

East

Large(100+)

0

2

1

0

1

Center

Small(5-19)

1

3

4

9

2

Center

Medium(20-99)

6

4

1

10

2

Center

Large(100+)

2

4

0

1

3

76

NorthandWest

Small(5-19)

7

9

12

8

0

NorthandWest

Medium(20-99)

9

4

2

2

3

NorthandWest

Large(100+)

2

2

2

2

2

43

62

49

49

36

239

Table8:WeakUniverseEstimates

Food

OtherManufacturing

Retail

Hotels

OtherServices

GrandTotal

Tbilisi

Small(5-19)

182

580

980

156

3579

8187

Tbilisi

Medium(20-99)

64

198

229

61

1014

Tbilisi

Large(100+)

21

35

68

16

186

East

Small(5-19)

51

113

228

15

409

East

Medium(20-99)

9

44

0

6

0

1705

East

Large(100+)

2

15

0

1

0

MediumandLarge

East

(20+)

0

0

17

0

65

Center

Small(5-19)

128

164

331

46

683

Center

Medium(20-99)

22

46

31

0

94

Center

Large(100+)

5

16

2

0

12

1993

MediumandLarge

Center

(20+)

0

0

0

14

0

Nor