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“Yashil iqtisodiyot sari: nazariy va amaliy yondashuvlar tahlili”
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Table 1
Sustainable Development Goals Ranking and Green Job Employment
Countries (Top 5 Sustainably
Developed Countries)
Sustainable Development Goals
Ranking (%)
People Employed in Green
Jobs (%)
Finland
86,76
23,6
Sweden
85,98
26,6
Denmark
85,68
23,6
Germany
83,36
19,9
Austria
82,28
20,8
The table above presents the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) ranking
and the percentage of people employed in green jobs for each of the top 5 sustainably
developed countries. The data indicate variations in both SDG ranking and green job
employment across the countries.
Overall, the literature review provides insights into the role of green jobs in
promoting sustainable development and economic growth in Uzbekistan. By
synthesizing existing research findings and identifying knowledge gaps, this review
lays the foundation for empirical analysis and policy recommendations in
subsequent sections of the paper.
ANALYSIS OF MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS OF THE REPUBLIC
OF UZBEKISTAN
R.Jonixonova, student of Tashkent State University of Economics
Scientific advisor: Rahimov E.N. associate professor of Tashkent State
University of Economics
This thesis comprehensively analyzes the key macroeconomic indicators of
Uzbekistan in the year 2023. Through a rigorous examination of various economic
metrics such as GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, trade balance, fiscal deficit,
and foreign direct investment, this study aims to provide insights into Uzbekistan's
economic performance and its implications for policy formulation and decision-
making. Drawing on statistical data, economic theories, and empirical evidence, the
thesis identifies significant trends, challenges, and opportunities within Uzbekistan's
economy, contributing to a nuanced understanding of its macroeconomic dynamics.
In the first six months of 2023, Uzbekistan experienced a 5.6 percent increase in its
economy compared to the previous year. This growth was primarily driven by
heightened demand from other countries for Uzbek goods and services, leading to a
31 percent rise in exports from January to July 2023. However, there was a notable
decline of over 20 percent in remittances from abroad, largely due to exceptionally
high figures recorded the previous year. Nonetheless, domestically, people
continued to spend more as their incomes increased and borrowing became more
accessible. Almost all sectors of the economy expanded during this period, except
for agriculture, which saw slower growth. Additionally, inflation has been on a
gradual decline recently, allowing Uzbekistan's central bank to ease its borrowing
policies. Furthermore, in August 2023, the value of Uzbekistan's currency compared
to the US dollar dropped by 4 percent, possibly influenced by the depreciation of the
Russian currency during the same period. In contrast, in 2022, Uzbekistan's GDP
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