did reading this have any sense upon you?
i mean this link 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/georgia\_(country)
a country????? since when???
never heard of it.
but then i am dense.
hi [@jonathonk.afbyws](/u/jonathonk.afbyws),

yes the g7 linked there is republic compatible. before 1991 those countries were in the soviet union and reliable statistics were not easy to obtain. i suggest that you go directly to the government websites that provide economic information.for example, in the case of estonia, go to https://www.stat.ee/economy.charts include data after 1988. the answer to the concerned question has been extensively
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Unfortunately, the statement of your question is a bit confusing.   
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