STUDIES IN ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION IN THE MODERN WORLD
Vol. 2 No. 9 (2023)
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innovation and entrepreneurship.
Solution: Regularly review and update regulations to ensure they are
conducive to a competitive business environment. Involve stakeholders, including
businesses and industry experts, in the regulatory reform process.
Developing a competitive environment in the economy of Uzbekistan is a long-
term endeavor that requires coordinated efforts from the government, private sector,
and civil society. Implementing these solutions can help create a more dynamic and
competitive economy that benefits both businesses and consumers in the country.
The development of a competitive environment in Uzbekistan's economy
requires a multifaceted approach. Addressing these issues requires the cooperation
of the government, private sector, and civil society. While progress has been made,
there is still much work to be done to create a level playing field for businesses of
all sizes.
Conclusions:
In conclusion, Uzbekistan has made commendable strides in transitioning to a
market-oriented economy. However, creating a competitive economic environment
remains a challenge. To address this, the government should prioritize privatization,
reduce regulatory barriers, improve access to finance, invest in infrastructure, and
foster human capital development.
Accelerate Privatization: Continue the privatization of state-owned
enterprises to encourage competition and innovation.
Regulatory Reforms: Streamline and simplify regulations, reduce
bureaucracy, and enhance transparency.
Access to Finance: Develop mechanisms to facilitate SME financing and
encourage investment in the banking sector.
Infrastructure Investment: Prioritize infrastructure development to reduce
logistics costs and enhance market access.
Education and Training: Invest in education and vocational training to
build a skilled workforce that can drive innovation and competitiveness.
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