Economic analysts predict a period of reduced expansion in Georgia due to rising trade uncertainties and shifting market conditions. Factors such as fluctuating supply chains, evolving regulatory environments, and global demand shifts are contributing to a more cautious forecast. While the state’s economy has shown resilience in recent years, experts warn that prolonged instability in international commerce could dampen investment and slow job creation. These projections highlight the vulnerability of regional economies to broader national and global trends. Policymakers may need to consider adaptive strategies to maintain economic momentum amid these challenges.
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Economists forecast trade uncertainty and slower economic growth in Georgia WABE