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This thesis explores the relationship between export activity, financial expenses, and regional enterprise performance in Uzbekistan during 2015–2024. The research is based on panel data covering 14 regions and applies a fixed-effects regression model with robust standard errors. The findings indicate that export activity positively affects enterprise profitability, while financial expenses demonstrate a negative relationship with regional business performance. The results highlight the importance of export-oriented economic development and affordable financing conditions for strengthening regional enterprise activity in Uzbekistan.
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