FACTORS AND MECHANISMS OF ECONOMIC RESILIENCE IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
economic resilience, sustainable development, GDP, Uzbekistan, macroeconomics, investment, inflation, innovation, green economy, structural reforms.Abstract
This article explores the significance of economic resilience as a key
factor in the long-term economic stability of Uzbekistan. It provides a theoretical
overview of both classical and modern approaches to economic resilience, including
the Solow model and endogenous growth theory. Special attention is given to the
analysis of macroeconomic indicators of the Republic of Uzbekistan over the period
from 2013 to 2023, with a focus on real GDP growth rates. The study identifies major
challenges such as inflation, income inequality, investment dependency, and
environmental issues. It proposes strategies to enhance the sustainability of growth
through institutional reforms, support for innovation, and a transition to a green
economy. The article concludes that combining quantitative indicators of growth with
qualitative improvements in education, healthcare, and environmental protection is
essential for achieving long-term socio-economic resilience.
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