2020-03 Drivers of Uzbekistan’s Economic Growth
Key Message
This policy brief discusses the long-term economic growth prospects of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Among the drivers of economic growth are tourism, human capital, capital markets, and privatization. Measures to tap on these sources of economic growth adopted by the government are outlined. The policy brief also offers additional measures that could be used by the government to maintain brisk GDP growth rates.
CPRO Policy Brief 2020-03
Author: Rauf Salahodjaev
This policy brief discusses the long-term economic growth prospects of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Among the drivers of economic growth are tourism, human capital, capital markets, and privatization. Measures to tap on these sources of economic growth adopted by the government are outlined. The policy brief also offers additional measures that could be used by the government to maintain brisk GDP growth rates.
CPRO Policy Brief 2020-03
Author: Rauf Salahodjaev
Драйверы экономического роста Узбекистана
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В этом кратком обзоре обсуждаются долгосрочные перспективы экономического роста Республики Узбекистан. Среди факторов экономического роста - туризм, человеческий капитал, рынки капитала и приватизация. Намечены меры по использованию этих источников экономического роста, принятые правительством. Аналитическая записка также предлагает дополнительные меры, которые могут использоваться правительством для поддержания высоких темпов роста ВВП.
Центр Прикладных Исследований Аналитический Обзор 2020-03
Автор: Рауф Салаходжаев
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Raufhon Salahodjaev, MSc, Senior Research Fellow, Human Capital and Decent Work
He has published more than 20 peer-reviewed journal articles in top journals across the social sciences such as Journal of Economics Behavior and Organization, Kyklos, Forest Policy and Economics, Environmental Research and others. Rauf also serves as an advisor to the Government of Uzbekistan for various policy issues and reforms, including, human capital, citizen engagement, special economic zones and trade, and others. He was a Fulbright Scholar at Binghamton University the United States and graduate research assistant at School of Industrial Labor Relations at Cornell University.
email: rsalahodjaev@wiut.uz
email: rsalahodjaev@wiut.uz