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ENCOURAGE THE TRANSITION OF INFORMAL BUSINESSES TO THE FORMAL SECTOR

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The study discusses the issues of encouraging the transition of informal businesses to the formal sector. Also, some features of the informal sector were studied, the advantages of the informal economy and recommendations on the transfer of informal business to the official one in Uzbekistan were formulated.

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G.Alimardonov

Toshkent davlat iqtisodiyot universiteti qoshidagi “O‘zbekiston iqtisodiyotini rivojlantirishning ilmiy asoslari va muammolari” ilmiy-tadqiqot markazi

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# расмийлаштириш# формализация# formalization# распределение доходов# income distribution# сокращение бедности# политика.# неформальная экономика# informal economy# норасмий иқтисодиёт# расмий иқтисодиёт# қашшоқликни камайтириш# даромадларни тақсимлаш# формальная экономика# formal economy# сиёсат.# poverty reduction# policy.

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