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CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTING EQUALITY IN RETIREMENT AGE FOR MEN AND WOMEN IN UZBEKISTAN

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This article presents scientific research addressing the notion of equality in the retirement age for men and women. The research evaluated citizens' opinions on the feasibility of equalizing the retirement age for men and women, considering statistical data, international experiences, public opinion, and expert surveys, alongside the contemporary socio-economic conditions of Uzbekistan's development, to determine the optimal retirement age through analysis.

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B.Xonturayev

“Oila va gender” ilmiy-tadqiqot instituti

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# pensiya tizimi# пенсионная система# longevity# продолжительность жизни# гендерное неравенство# gender farqlari# demografik tendentsiyalar# aholining qarishi# umr ko'rish davomiyligi# qarish demografiyasi# genderga xos tahlil# pensiya yoshi siyosati# ijtimoiy qo'llab-quvvatlash tizi# демографические закономерности# старение населения# динамика старения населения# гендерно-ориентированный анализ# правила выхода на пенсию# структуры социальной поддержки# gender disparities# demographic patterns# population aging# pension framework# aging population dynamics# gender-focused analysis# retirement age regulations# social support structures.

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