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THEORETICAL BASIS OF USING THE CEQ (COMMITMENT TO EQUITY) ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY IN FISCAL ANALYSIS

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This article explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of analyzing income redistribution within public financial policy using the CEQ (Commitment to Equity) methodology. Additionally, a brief analysis of the current state of the informal sector in Uzbekistan is provided, which is not directly reflected in the methodology. The conclusion includes findings on how the methodology has been piloted in the fiscal policies of several countries and has been applied to support fiscal reform. The paper highlights the potential of achieving social justice and sustainable economic development through effective fiscal policy.

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M.Zokirjonov

Academy of Public Policy and Management under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan

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# informal sector# бедность# poverty# камбағаллик# распределение доходов# income distribution# тенгсизлик# даромадларни тақсимлаш# inequality# неравенство# CEQ методологияси# фискал тақсимот таъсири таҳлили# норасмий сектор.# методология CEQ# анализ фискального воздействия# неформальный сектор.# CEQ methodology# fiscal incidence analysis

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