ANALYSIS OF THE ELASTICITY OF EMPLOYMENT TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE REGIONS OF UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
In this article, the territorial units of Uzbekistan are grouped according to the number of operating enterprises and organizations per 1000 people as lower, lower than average, medium, higher than average and high. According to the obtained results, the worst results belong to Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya, and the best result belongs to the city of Tashkent. Also, the effectiveness of female and male labor force employment on economic growth is analyzed. According to it, it was observed that the influence of women’s employment on economic growth is consistently lower than that of men’s employment and also by regions.Keywords
employment, female employment, male employment, elasticity, economic growth
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