GLOBAL ECONOMIC AND LEGAL PROBLEMS OF INTRODUCING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND GEORGIA

Abstract The study discusses the international economic and political obstacles to the transition of the circular economy, finance, the exploitation of economies of scale by businesses, consumer behavior and market demand, supply chain and infrastructural problems, legal assistance, and policy remedies. Georgia's shift to a circular economy is described, along with its general goals. When deciding on the proper state policy emphases and establishing multifaceted parameters for the transition to the circular economy, the research helps to organize and prioritize issues.