STATISTICAL AND ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES BASED ON THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Abstract
This article explores the theoretical and practical aspects of effectively managing business development processes through statistical evaluation and econometric modeling. Based on the experiences of developed and developing countries, economic indicators are analyzed, and recommendations are made for adapting these indicators to the context of Uzbekistan. The research compares the advanced economic approaches of developed countries such as the United States, Germany, and Japan with the economic indicators of developing countries, including India, Indonesia, and Uzbekistan.
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