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No. 3 (2025)
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ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF PANDEMICS AND CRISES ON SOCIAL SECTORS

Published 2025-03-28

Authors
Jumanov Eshmamat Turdiyevich a , Ergashev Mirjon Yorqin oʻgʻli b , Aslonov Muhammad Tosh o ‘g‘li c
Affiliations
a Associate Professor of the Department of General Economic Sciences of the Tashkent University of Applied Sciences
b International school of finance technology and science institute, senior teacher of the Department of Economics and Computer Engineering
c Assistant of the Department of General Economic Sciences of the Tashkent University of Applied Sciences
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Abstract

This article examines the impact of pandemics and crises on social sectors. The article analyzes the definitions and types of social sectors, their importance during pandemics and crises, emerging problems and ways to overcome them. Based on the 305 analysis of the literature, the main trends in the impact of pandemics and crises on social sectors are identified. The article also provides recommendations for supporting social sectors, anti -crisis measures and future research.

Keywords

pandemic, crisis, social sector, health, education, social protection, demography, employment, living standards, inequality, psychological health, anti - crisis measures

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