A monetary credit system is an essential part of financial and economic system of any country. An effective monetary credit system is a precondition of development and stability of economic system of any country. The monetary credit system consists of two components: 1. The monetary system is a form of money circulation that has gone through a long path of origin and development, and its mechanisms and tools are different depending on the different levels of economic development of countries. The monetary systems of various countries are regulated by the international legislation; 2. The credit system is the aggregate of the credit and financial institutes that facilitate the monetary capital and then issues it to physical and legal entities via credit loans. This system includes the forms and methods of credit usage. Central and commercial banks belong to the basic link of the monetary-credit system. It is important to note that the monetary credit system - in its centralized and administrative form - functioned in post-socialist countries, including Georgia. After the collapse of the post-socialist system, these countries declared their independence and sovereignty, so the integration process of their monetary and credit system into the international monetary and credit systems became an inevitable process. On the current stage of the development of the monetary and credit relationships, these countries as well as other developing countries are the participants of the global finance and credit relationships. It is very interesting to analyze and review the international aspects of their monetary and credit systems.
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Georgian Monetary Credit System, International Monetary Credit System, International Legislation, Monetary Policy, Financial-Credit Institutions
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Mzevinar Nozadze, Maia Kapanadze. (2022). Innovations in the Monetary and Credit System of Georgia. Science Innovation, 10(6), 221-224. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.si.20221006.17
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