HUDUD IQTISODIYOTINI RIVOJLANTIRISHDA SANOAT TARMOGʻINING TUTGAN OʻRNI
Abstract
Abstract
This article analyzes the role of the industrial sector in regional economic
development from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The impact of industry
on regional economic growth is examined through indicators such as production
volume, employment level, investment activity, innovation performance, and export
potential. The research is based on regional economic theory, cluster approach, and
endogenous growth theory. The findings confirm that the industrial sector serves as a
strategic driver of sustainable regional development.
Keywords: regional economy, industrial sector, economic growth, cluster,
investment, innovation, employment, gross regional product.
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