SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORKS AND ECONOMETRIC PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
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econometric analysis, Cobb–Douglas production function, cost structure, profit margins, forecasting scenarios, sustainable management, green economy.Abstract
This paper develops a comprehensive econometric analysis of Heibei Evershine LLC—one of the rapidly growing textile enterprises operating under Uzbekistan's contemporary transition toward a green and sustainable industrial model. Using firm-level production and cost data (2019–2024), we estimate three complementary econometric specifications: a Cobb–Douglas production function, a total cost function, and a profit-margin model. The empirical estimates shed light on how labor, capital, raw materials, and electricity consumption statistically shape output levels and firm profitability. Building on these results, three alternative forecasting scenarios are developed for the 2025–2027 period. The findings are then examined within the framework of sustainable management, illustrating the ways in which improved resource efficiency, environmentally oriented modernization, and internal operational restructuring can enhance economic performance while simultaneously lowering environmental pressure.
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