BUKHARA REGION'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS IN 2021–2024
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This article analyzes the economic development processes of Bukhara region during 2021–2024, the dynamics of macroeconomic indicators, and the impact of price changes on the overall socio-economic status of the region. The study examines the growth of GRP, structural changes in the industrial and service sectors, agricultural output volume, investment flows, and budget revenues as key indicators. In addition, Bukhara region is compared with other regions of Uzbekistan — Tashkent city, Samarkand, Fergana, and Kashkadarya — based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The results show that the rate of price increase in Bukhara region exceeded the national average in 2022, while a stabilization trend was observed in 2023–2024. Differences across regions, inflationary pressure factors, and processes affecting real household incomes were visualized using charts and diagrams. The article concludes with recommendations aimed at stimulating economic growth, ensuring price stability, and strengthening the investment climate.
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