GLOBALASHUV JARAYONLARIDA IQTISODIY VA MOLIYAVIY BARQARORLIKNI TA’MINLASH MUAMMOLARI
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20395248Keywords:
globalization, economic stability, financial stability, external shocks, capital flows, inflation, digital economy, macroeconomic policyAbstract
This article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of ensuring economic and financial stability in the context of globalization. The study analyzes international capital flows, financial crises, external shocks, and the impact of the digital economy using a systematic approach. It also substantiates key macroeconomic policy tools and institutional mechanisms aimed at maintaining stability.References
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