Том 8 № 4 (2022): ФИНАНСЫ И БАНКОВСКОЕ ДЕЛО
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Empirical analysis of the relationship between public debt and poverty reduction

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  • Fayzullokh Sattoriy
Fayzullokh Sattoriy
Kimyo International University in Tashkent
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Опубликован 29.12.2022

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  • public debt, poverty, economic growth, institutional quality, inflation, human development.

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Sattoriy, F. (2022). Empirical analysis of the relationship between public debt and poverty reduction. ФИНАНСЫ И БАНКОВСКОЕ ДЕЛО, 8(4), 63–69. извлечено от https://journal.bfa.uz/index.php/bfaj/article/view/109

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