HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
Economic growth and human capital are highly correlated. The expansion of an economy's knowledge base, health, and welfare can be facilitated by human capital, which also has an impact on economic growth. The ability to alter a life is known as human capital. Ensuring socio-economic advancement is a global problem for human capital development, particularly in the areas of health, education, and living standards. This essay examines the connection between Uzbekistan's economic expansion and the development of its human capital. In the dynamic landscape of Uzbekistan's economic transformation, human capital development emerges as a pivotal determinant of sustained economic growth
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Human Capital Economy Growth Investments Education Healthcare UzbekistanReferences
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