RESEARCH ON ECONOMIC GROWTH USING THE COBB-DOUGLAS PRODUCTION FUNCTION
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Production function, panel data, economic growthAbstract
This article examines the study of economic growth in Uzbekistan using the Cobb-Douglas production function based on econometric methods. The Cobb-Douglas production model is developed using data on capital, labor force, and energy consumption. The study evaluates the interrelation and efficiency of production factors based on GDP statistical data and three types of indicators affecting it during 2010–2023. This approach is applied to develop essential recommendations for economic growth and strategy formulation.
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