Macroeconomic Forecasting in Uzbekistan: A Comprehensive Outlook
Abstract
Uzbekistan, a landlocked Central Asian country, has undergone significant economic reforms and transformation since gaining independence in 1991. As the largest producer of gold in the region and the world's seventh-largest producer of cotton, Uzbekistan's economy relies heavily on its natural resources. This article delves into the current state of macroeconomic forecasting in Uzbekistan, using the latest statistics, models, and expert opinions to offer a comprehensive outlook on the country's future economic growth.
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