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This thesis comprehensively analyses the key factors affecting production efficiency. The study examines economic, technological, organisational and social factors separately, revealing the mechanisms of their impact on enterprise performance. Empirical analysis was carried out on the example of industrial enterprises in Uzbekistan using regression analysis and correlation methods. The results show that technological renewal and labour productivity have the strongest positive impact on production efficiency. Based on the findings, practical recommendations aimed at improving enterprise competitiveness are developed.
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