FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPETITIVE SMALL BUSINESS MODEL IN MODERN CONDITIONS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5SI5Y2025N10Keywords:
gross regional product (GRP), industry analysis, economic trends, employment dynamics, industrial development, fluctuations in trade, regional economic planning, trend analysis, longitudinal data analysis.Abstract
This study analyzes the dynamics of the economic indicators of Namangan region over a 24-year period, with an emphasis on the sectoral structure of the gross regional product (GRP), industrial production, trade turnover and employment. The results obtained indicate a steady growth in GRP up to 2018, followed by a downward trend from 2019 to 2024. A similar negative trend is observed in the industrial sector, while fluctuating trends are recorded in the areas of trade and employment. For a comprehensive assessment of these processes, the study uses trend analysis with five-year intervals, as well as visualization of changes in the form of industry graphs. The findings provide valuable information about the transformation of the regional economy and serve as a basis for making informed decisions in the field of regional policy and planning.
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