This article analyzes the investment attractiveness of various countries by developing ranking systems and econometric models. These models, based on key economic indicators, evaluate countries' investment potential and provide forecasted values for the Global Innovation Index (GII). Using a weighted scoring method, we rank countries according to their investment attractiveness. The study further constructs an econometric model to explore the relationship between investment factors and innovation development, highlighting key areas for policy improvement.
Read MoreDoi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JSDGT.050101
Vol. 5 Issue. 1 PP. 01-05, (2025)
This article explores the transformative role of e-commerce in reshaping the global market landscape. Through an in-depth examination of digital trade, supply chain realignment, consumer behavior, and global economic integration, the study assesses how the development of e-commerce has transcended traditional market boundaries and redefined competition, pricing, and logistics. It evaluates the influence of technological infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and international cooperation in driving the growth of e-commerce and highlights key challenges, including data security, digital inequality, and market volatility. The article concludes with a critical outlook on the structural shifts e-commerce introduces to the global market conjuncture and its implications for the future of trade and economic policy.
Read MoreDoi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JSDGT.050102
Vol. 5 Issue. 1 PP. 06-09, (2025)
The study examines Uzbekistan’s economic development and the implementation of green economy principles from 2017 to 2024. During this period, the country achieved notable progress in economic diversification, the adoption of renewable energy sources, and ensuring environmental sustainability. Nevertheless, challenges such as waste management and the efficient use of water resources remain pressing issues that require future attention and resolution.
Read MoreDoi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JSDGT.050103
Vol. 5 Issue. 1 PP. 10-16, (2025)
This study investigates the systemic barriers hindering regional economic integration and their implications for broader regional growth. Focusing on qualitative analysis of policy reports, trade data, and regional agreements, it identifies key challenges such as political instability, security concerns, inadequate infrastructure, restrictive trade policies, and weak financial systems that limit effective integration and regional development. The research highlights how insecurity and governance issues deter foreign investment and trade partnerships, while underdeveloped transport and energy networks obstruct connectivity among neighbouring countries. Furthermore, complex trade regulations and limited access to international finance restrict economic cooperation and growth potential. The findings underscore the critical importance of promoting political stability, simplifying trade regulations, and strengthening financial systems to enhance regional integration. Collaborative efforts in infrastructure development and transit facilitation, coupled with international support for institutional reforms, are essential to overcoming these barriers. Such measures will not only facilitate seamless economic integration but also contribute to sustainable regional growth and stability.
Read MoreDoi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JSDGT.050104
Vol. 5 Issue. 1 PP. 17-25, (2025)
