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THE IMPACT OF FOREIGN TRADE LIBERALIZATION ON THE FORMATION OF A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT IN THE COUNTRY'S ECONOMY

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The impact of foreign trade liberalization on the competitive environment in the country's economy is theoretically studied, and the effect of changes in import tariffs on the development of competition in the economy and the positive change in foreign trade are analyzed by using the OECD product market regulation indicator.

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S.Kholbayev

Gulistan State University

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# competition# конкурентоспособность# экспорт# export# конкуренция# eksport# import# импорт# raqobatbardoshlik# competitiveness# конкурентная среда# competitive environment# raqobat.# raqobat muhiti# tashqi savdo erkinlashtirilishi# narxlar darajasi# mahsulot bozori# либерализация внешней торговли# уровень цен# товарный рынок# foreign trade liberalization# price level# product market

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