THE IMPACT OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES DEVELOPMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH IN UZBEKISTAN
Keywords:
Education, economic growth, human capital, labor productivity, Uzbekistan, educational services, investment in education, innovation, workforce development, policy reforms.Abstract
The development of educational services plays a crucial role in fostering economic growth by enhancing human capital, increasing labor productivity, and promoting innovation. In Uzbekistan, significant reforms have been undertaken to improve the quality and accessibility of education, with the aim of driving sustainable economic development. This article examines the relationship between the expansion of educational services and economic growth in Uzbekistan, highlighting key policies, investment trends, and challenges. The findings suggest that increased investment in education contributes to economic diversification, job creation, and improved competitiveness in the global market. However, further efforts are needed to align educational outcomes with labor market demands and technological advancements.
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