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The Path to Upper-Middle-Income Status in Uzbekistan | Changing for the Better

2015

Trushin, Eskender | Carneiro, Francisco G.


Bibliographic information
Publisher
World Bank, Washington, DC
Other Subjects
Financial crisis; Advanced economy; Producers; Productivity increases; Sustainable growth; Emerging economies; Commodity; Market efficiency; Trading partners; Oil; Middle-income country; Gdp; Economic model; Labor market; High-income countries; Currency; Financial sector; Relative prices; Exporters; Connectivity; Credibility; Economic progress; World market; Labor force; Growth performance; Regional trade; Production processes; Total exports; Foreign exchange control; Econometric analysis; Directed credit; Trading; International development; Income taxes; Financial market development; Competitiveness; Real gdp; Personal income; International prices; Market size; Transparency; Distortions; Price index; Future growth; Consolidation; Foreign exchange; Joint-stock companies; Trade restrictions; Economic policy; Output; Comparative advantage; Investment projects; Governance indicators; Productivity growth; Sovereign debt; Foreign markets; Developing country; Macroeconomic management; Government policy; Bank office; Market economy; Gdp per capita; Implicit tax; Global economy; Policy environment; Rapid growth; Advanced economies; Middle-income countries; Financial markets; Risk aversion; Commodity prices; Inefficiency; World trade; Government investment; Foreign market; Capital goods; Macroeconomic environment; Transaction; Labor markets; Foreign exchange controls; Industrial economy; Tax; Structural reform; External demand
Language
English
Type
Brief; Text; Text

2016-03-15
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