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INCREASING THE CAPITAL VALUE OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES ON THE BASIS OF GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

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This article examines the importance of good corporate governance in increasing the capital value of Uzbek joint-stock companies. The article examines approaches to developing an effective management methodology in joint-stock companies based on agency theory, stakeholder theory, and resource dependency theories. The study analyzes the increase in capital value through modern financial indicators, including ROI (return on investment), EVA (economic value added), and ROE (return on equity). The theoretical and practical approaches presented in the article conclude with recommendations aimed at improving the management systems of joint stock companies in the conditions of Uzbekistan and increasing their market value.

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B.Urinov

Toshkent Davlat iqtisodiyot universiteti

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# стоимость капитала# заинтересованные стороны# stakeholders# kapital qiymati# yaxshi korporativ boshqaruv# agentlik nazariyasi# manfaatdor tomonlar# resurslar bog‘liqligi# ROI (investitsiyalar rentabellig# EVA (iqtisodiy qo‘shilgan qiyma# хорошое корпоративное управление# теория агентств# зависимость от ресурсов# ROI (возврат инвестиций)# EVA (экономическая добавленная с# capital value# good corporate governance# agency theory# resource dependency# ROI (return on investment)# EVA (economic value added).

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