Economic Policy Reforms in Uzbekistan: Achievements, Current Situation and Future Perspectives
Abstract
The economy of Uzbekistan requires fundamental, systematic, and continuous changes, as well as the replacement of the whole structure of public institutions. The primary objective is to establish an atmosphere conducive to the regular operation of effective market processes. This article discusses some of the measures taken by the government of Uzbekistan to ensure efficient transformation of national economy into a more developed and robust economy which supports inclusive and sustainable development in the long–term.
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