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No. 9 (2025)
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CAUSES AND ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF IMPAIRMENT OF INNOVATION COMPETENCES ACROSS THE REGIONS

Published 2025-09-30

Authors
Dadamirzayev Muzaffar Xabibullayevich
Affiliation
Associate Professor of Namangan State Technical University
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Abstract

This article analyzes the disparities in the level of innovation potential across regions using economic -statistical and econometric approaches. The study considers innovation potential as a key driver of regional economic development and 577 scientifically substantiates that its uneven distribution across regions significantly impacts economic growth rates, competitiveness, and social well -being. Statistical indices, variation indicators, and econometric models are used to identify differences in innovation potential, revealing interregional disparities and their underlying factors. The results of the research provide a scientific and practical basis for improving regional innovation policy, reducing interregional imbalances, and ensuring balan ced innovation -driven development.

Keywords

innovation potential, regional development, territorial inequality, economic -statistical analysis, econometric analysis, Gini index, Theil index, panel data, innovation policy, interregional disparities

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