“INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: THE INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH”
Kalit so'zlar
https://doi.org/10.65451/iqtisodiyotuzb.v11i13.14108Annotasiya
This study explores the relationship between industrial investments and economic growth, drawing upon international experiences from both developed and developing countries. Industrial investments are a key driver of economic expansion, influencing productivity, employment, and technological innovation. By analyzing cross-country data, this paper identifies patterns in how industrial investments contribute to gross domestic product (GDP) growth. The research employs econometric models, including panel data regression and correlation analysis, to establish causal and correlative links. The findings indicate that higher industrial investment intensity is positively associated with sustainable economic growth, though the magnitude varies depending on institutional quality, infrastructure, and sectoral composition. Policy recommendations emphasize targeted industrial investments and complementary reforms to maximize growth outcomes.
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