THE IMPACT OF INFLATION AND EXTERNAL ECONOMIC SHOCKS ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMY
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20447639Keywords:
inflation, external economic shocks, price stability, monetary policy, economic growth, transmission channels.Abstract
This thesis analyzes the impact of inflationary processes and external economic shocks on the national
economy. The study examines the causes of inflation, the transmission channels of external shocks, mechanisms for
ensuring price stability, and inflation control policies in Uzbekistan.
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