THE IMPACT OF INFLATION RATE ON ECONOMY GROWTH IN POST SOVET UNION COUNTRIES

Authors

  • Nematov Shavqiddin Husniddin ugli IJDP between Tashkent State University of Economics Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Tashkent State University of Economics Author

Keywords:

Inflation, Economic Growth, Post-Soviet Union Countries, Transition Economies, Macroeconomic Indicators, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, Structural Reforms, Development Strategies.

Abstract

This thesis examines the complex relationship between inflation and economic growth in post-Soviet Union countries, analyzing the challenges these transitioning economies face in managing inflation and its impact on their development trajectories. It investigates the interplay between inflation, macroeconomic indicators, and key economic variables, highlighting the potential for both positive and negative consequences of inflation on growth. The thesis also discusses policy implications and strategies for mitigating the adverse effects of inflation while fostering sustainable economic development.

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Published

2024-09-22