THE EFFECT OF CLUSTER POLICY ON INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN UZBEKISTAN KARSHI STATE OF UNIVERSITY, 2ND YEAR STUDENT OF "ECONOMICS"
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The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of cluster policy on industrial policy in Uzbek. All countries have specific economic conditions, level of development and policies. There are several factors which determines the improvement and development level of countries for example; economic, political and demographical conditions. However, industrial policy can modernize the level of development of a country and change the level of economic development of a country. Each economy has its own network dynamics, which can be developed by industrial-cluster policies. In this study, the effect of cluster policy on industrial policy is examined with the Uzbek experience
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