FACTORS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN POLAND AND UZBEKISTAN

The Book examines theoretical and empirical factors shaping economic growth in Poland and Uzbekistan, drawing on classical to neoclassical growth models. Its purpose is to integrate master-level knowledge with a correlation-regression analysis of both economies, comparing key macroeconomic indicators and assessing long-term trends. The research focuses on economic growth metrics, using UN and World Bank data, and applies comparison, SWOT, correlation, and regression methods. The study's novelty lies in its quantitative evaluation of growth determinants in the two countries. Results include strengthened theoretical understanding, comparative economic analysis skills, and regression-based forecasts. The work is structured into four chapters with conclusions, references, tables, figures, and annexes.

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Normuradov Nurbek Sunatilloevich is a highly qualified professional with extensive experience in education, digital technologies, and international projects. He has dedicated his career to advancing knowledge and practices in the fields of education automation, artificial intelligence, digital economy, and international quality standards.