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ABSTRACT
As soon as possible, using the experience of all developed countries in the world, especially the examples of Turkey,
South Korea and a number of other Asian countries. the need to transition to a market economy without causing great
damage to any class of the population formed the content of the state policy. For this purpose, wide-ranging economic
reforms were planned, and the following theoretical bases and criteria for the transition to market relations in the
republic were determined: the economy should be free from ideology and its priority over politics; being the main
reformer of the state; priority of laws and compliance; conducting a strong social policy aimed at the interests of the
people; a gradual, step-by-step transition to a market economy.
KEYWORDS
Ownership, entrepreneurship, business, competition, market, forms of ownership, profit, income.
INTRODUCTION
In the conditions of transition to a competitive market
economy based on different forms of ownership,
Research Article
SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PRIVATE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Submission Date:
March 15, 2023,
Accepted Date:
March 20, 2023,
Published Date:
March 25, 2023
Crossref doi:
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Rahmatullo A. Rashidov
Phd, Head Of Department
Of The “
Economics
”,
Associate Professor Namangan Institute Of Engineering
Technology, Uzbekistan
Zuhruddin N. Salokhiddinov
Master Student, Namangan Institute Of Engineering Technology, Uzbekistan
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organization and management of production within
economic units (enterprise, firm) is carried out in
different forms and methods.
Among them, entrepreneurial activity takes a special
place, thanks to this activity, various forms of
ownership are economically implemented and bring
income to their owner. In an economy based on market
relations, entrepreneurship is considered an economic
resource and is a component of the human factor. The
main task of this chapter is to describe in detail the
nature, purpose and forms of entrepreneurial activity
in the conditions of transition to the market economy.
When talking about the development of ownership,
entrepreneurship and the private sector of the
economy in general, and strengthening it, it should be
emphasized that the market is not a place where
people can do whatever they want, and there are no
rules of law. Therefore, in all spheres and types of
activity, there should be only one master - the market
itself, the idea that whatever happens, the market
itself, and the state should not interfere in it, is not very
correct. All countries with a developed market
economy have achieved success due to economic
management and government management of the
market mechanism. No matter how important the
market is today, some issues related to livelihood
cannot be solved without the intervention of the state.
Main
part.
Small
business
and
private
entrepreneurship are of particular importance in
providing the material basis of the socially oriented
market economy. Currently, the development of small
business and private entrepreneurship is one of the
most important and urgent problems in our country.
Before clarifying the importance and place of small
business in the national economy, it is necessary to
clarify the theoretical and economic nature of the
concepts of "Business" and "Entrepreneurship".
Development of small business and private
entrepreneurship has become one of the most
important issues at the moment. As mentioned above,
small business as a separate category affects all socio-
economic spheres of the society and reflects certain
historical-economic conditions of citizens' life as well
as the state. The concept of entrepreneurship has
attracted the attention of economists, psychologists,
and political scientists since the 16th century. J.B. Sey,
A. Marshall, V. Zombramb, Y. Schumpeter, F. Knights
are the founders of the science of entrepreneurship.
At the beginning of the 18th century, the English
economist R. Cantilon had introduced. He understood
an entrepreneur to be a person who receives an
undetermined amount of income by buying other
people's goods at known prices and selling his own at
unknown prices. Here, risk-taking is considered the
most important indicator of an entrepreneur.
One of the scientists who made an important
contribution to the theory of entrepreneurship is the
Austrian economist I. is Schumpeter. In his 1912 book
"Theory of Economic Development", he says that an
entrepreneur is a person who implements new
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combinations of factors of production and thus
ensures economic progress. By the implementation of
new combinations, he meant the introduction of
various innovations, the production of new things that
were previously unknown or the renewal of the
qualities of known things, the use of new technologies,
the development of new markets for the sale of
products, the development of sources of raw
materials, and the implementation of organizational
changes in economic activities.
Entrepreneurship is a category of market economy,
because it is an activity based on market rules. It should
be distinguished from thrift and entrepreneurship,
which are general economic categories. These have
been around since time immemorial, they serve to
satisfy unlimited needs by making good use of limited
resources. However, this is achieved by various means.
Entrepreneurship is a method characteristic of the
market economy, because it is based on the rules of the
market, it is implemented with the help of economic
tools created by it. Entrepreneurship refers to the
economic behavior of people belonging to a particular
group in order to make a profit.
Entrepreneurship is essentially a basic type of business.
But not every business can be called entrepreneurship.
For this, the business must have creative features.
Business, in a broad sense, is an activity aimed at
making money out of money. But when there is
creativity in such activity, entrepreneurship occurs,
that is, when it is organized to create goods and
services by investing capital in a project and using
resources effectively, it can be said that it is
entrepreneurship. If the owner of the capital or
another resource earns money by renting it out, but is
limited to taking risks without doing anything, even
though it is a business, there is no entrepreneurship
here. Anyone who uses material and monetary
resources to create goods and services and benefits
from them is an entrepreneur.
Entrepreneurship is distinguished from other types of
activity by a number of its characteristics:
1.
Entrepreneurship relies on specific ownership.
Those engaged in it are mostly private property
owners. Resources and created products belong to this
property. However, entrepreneurship is limited and
relies on collective and state ownership.
2.
Entrepreneurship aims to make money, that is,
to make a profit, but for this it is necessary to create
goods and services that people need and deliver them
to the market.
3.
Entrepreneurship is risky, that is, risky
business, in which the possibility of winning and losing,
becoming rich or broke and bankrupt are side by side.
4.
Entrepreneurship is an activity that requires
unique skills, and not everyone, but selected people,
are engaged in it. Since it requires special talent and
training, only those who can do it are engaged in this
work.
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5.
Entrepreneurship is a competitive activity, and
those engaged in it work in a competitive environment,
inevitably fighting with their rivals.
6.
Entrepreneurship is characterized by creativity,
constant search, inclination to innovation, because
without these you can't win the competition, you can
get rich only by creating new goods and services.
7.
Entrepreneurship is an activity that requires
patience, consistently going towards the set goal, not
allowing haste.
8.
Entrepreneurship is not self-interest, but
means earning money by following the rules of the
society, in the order established by the laws of the
state and by engaging in permitted activities.
9.
Entrepreneurship has certain ethical rules,
which are written and unwritten ethical standards. One
of them is specified in the laws, and the other is in the
form of ethics and manners. According to the laws on
entrepreneurship, it is possible to engage in business
that is not prohibited after registration by the state
authorities and following the established procedure.
10.
Entrepreneurship is a constantly developing
and renewing activity. Entering and leaving
entrepreneurship go together, new and new types of
entrepreneurship are emerging.
When these signs are embodied, an entrepreneurial
system is formed.
Entrepreneurship system is the integrity and complex
of economic relations and legal-organizational aspects
of entrepreneurship and related policies.
In order for a business to be profitable, it must provide
products and services that meet the existing and
specific needs of society and people.
Results oath Discussions . Tadbi p plural new Thank you
, new service tuplapi , sapf-khapajatlapni reducing new
technology I'm sorry to do movement make , new
packing cry to find and etc. _ with . _ _ _ Hang on _ _ so
to speak innovative , innovative , new method , new
achievements closed to do with champapchas . _ _ _
Tadbi p plural to tadbipkop to society benefit came in
case , iste ' molchilap demand to kiss for own as much
as possible done to get over possibility it doesn't work
.
Tadbi p plural economic and social dexterous a person
to the activity is based on , therefore ( so as )
tadbipkoplikni brewing society democratization take
will come Undoubtedly ( p avshanki ) tadbikoplik
paptiya pride poly and Peja of the economy stupidity
according to the method suitable doesn't come
Tadbi p plural work let 's go own to work personal
acc
ountability let him know ог' pilik , uneasiness to' g '
pi does not come , it means the society to spiritual
upliftment _ take will come
Tadbi p plural alone si q ib _ chi q apadi , work what 's
up between pa q obatni appear to spread take will
come and this with work let 's go organize making ,
science , technique, technology to brewing , and work
catch up sapf-hapajatlapini to reduce and the product
quality to improve the opportunity did not arise .
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Tadbi p koplikni brewing new work Place it organize to
do and population work with to guess chance done it
doesn't work .
Tadbi p plural the population between social
carelessness , indolence , lack of faith , carelessness _
like feature my father it doesn't work .
Tadbi p plural to the person correctness , truthfulness
_ _ and another illegal sending with not , but halal work
to do transparent born dapajasini to raise and
material happiness to raise basis done it doesn't work
. There is a lot of training in this field bapcha working ,
hired working and society tajpiba and knowledge to
get over possibility it doesn't work .
of development of human capital in small business and
private
entrepreneurship,
implementation
of
innovative projects in the field . In this regard, the state
is creating a number of opportunities. As our president
noted, " 1.5 trillion soums were allocated to science and
innovation this year. This means almost 6 times more
than in 2017. The salary of scientists has also been
increased by 4.5 times. Due to all this, 18 new scientific
directions were established, such as nano and
biotechnology, digital geology. Next year, 1.8 trillion
soums will be allocated to science and innovation " [1].
Such
opportunities
have
led
to
the
introduction of innovations in small business and
private entrepreneurship activities, and the increase in
the volume of innovative goods, works, and services.
The following table presents the analysis of the use of
innovations in the activities of small businesses and
micro-enterprises in 2017-2021 (Table 1).
Table 1
Introduced by small businesses and micro-enterprises
innovation (unit)
No
Republic and
regions
2017
year
2018
year
2019
year
2020
year
2021 year
Difference
between 2021
and 2017 (%)
1
Republic
of
Karakalpakstan
36
17
66
16
6
16.7
2
Andijan
131
58
81
57
22
16.8
3
Bukhara
75
56
208
243
191
254.7
4
Jizzakh
21
27
97
128
38
181.0
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Kashkadarya
12
8
126
35
147
1225.0
6
Navoi
92
198
451
293
408
443.5
7
Namangan
127
108
139
188
38
29.9
8
Samarkand
39
42
38
190
178
456.4
9
Surkhandarya
99
102
167
147
108
109.1
10
Syr Darya
74
83
278
112
134
181.1
11
Tashkent
132
156
482
521
247
187.1
12
Ferghana
161
117
265
225
234
145.3
13
Khorezm
30
12
39
20
29
96.7
14
Tashkent city
194
306
1601
1360
1194
615.5
Republic
of
Uzbekistan
1223
1292
4038
3535
2974
243.2
The data in Table 1 shows that the number of
innovations introduced by small businesses and micro-
enterprises was 2974 in 2021, which is an increase of
243.2% compared to 2017. The highest growth belongs
to the Kashkadayo region, 12 innovations were
introduced in the region in 2017, and 147 by 2021. Also,
the introduction of innovations in Tashkent city,
Samarkand region, and Bukhara regions has been
effectively launched. However, it should be noted that
it decreased by 73.6 percent compared to 2019, and by
84.1 percent compared to 2020. In 2021, the
introduction of innovations in Andijan, Namangan,
Khorezm regions and the Republic of Karakalpakstan
will decrease by 16.8 percent, 29.9 percent, 96.7
percent, and 16.7 percent, respectively, compared to
2017. At this point, it should be said that small
businesses and micro-firms should develop measures
to fully utilize innovations in the future.
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Table 2
Volume of innovative goods, works, services produced by small businesses and micro-firms (billion soums)
No
Republic and
regions
2017
year
2018
year
2019
year
2020
year
2021 year
Difference
between 2021
and 2017 (%)
1
Republic
of
Karakalpakstan
69.0
85.8
138.8
162.5
105.5
152.9
2
Andijan
88.3
257.6
228.2
140.8
121.8
137.9
3
Bukhara
60.2
187.3
230.9
415.0
236.6
393.0
4
Jizzakh
173.9
232.1
559.0
456.5
157.3
90.5
5
Kashkadarya
6.8
52.3
326.5
412.9
894.9
13160.3
6
Navoi
135.3
812.6
371.3
472.8
632.9
467.8
7
Namangan
118.9
524.1
272.7
384.7
351.2
295.4
8
Samarkand
87.3
304.9
542.3
1060.2
613.0
702.2
9
Surkhandarya
70.4
285.4
95.6
296.4
177.3
251.8
10
Syr Darya
108.4
460.7
459.5
663.8
581.5
536.4
11
Tashkent
321.5
1230.1
1503.5
2243.4
980.0
304.8
12
Ferghana
351.0
631.9
593.7
1466.6
491.5
140.0
13
Khorezm
135.5
186.6
610.3
75.8
167.2
123.4
14
Tashkent city
597.8
1944.9
2065.1
5877.7
5156.3
862.5
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Republic
of
Uzbekistan
2324.3
7196.3
8455.4
14129.1
10667.0
458.9
The information presented in Table 2 shows that the
volume of innovative goods, works and services
developed by small businesses and micro-firms in 2021
will be 10667.0 billion. amounted to 2324.3 billion
soums in 2017. represents a positive difference of
458.9% compared to the soum. In terms of the volume
of innovative goods, works and services developed by
small businesses and micro-firms, economic growth
has been maintained every year. 7196.3 billion in 2018.
amounted to 8455.4 billion soums in 2019. The state of
sharp increase in the volume of products produced in
the amount of soums remained. 14129.1 mlad in 2020.
Soum innovative products were produced, and by 2021
it decreased to 10667.0 billion soums, or in 2021
compared to 2020, the volume of innovative goods,
works and services decreased by 75.4%.
The highest indicator of the production of
innovative products belongs to the city of Tashkent,
and in 2021 the total amount is 5156.3 billion. soums and
achieved production. This is an increase of 862.5%
compared to 2017. In 2021, the decrease compared to
2017 fell on Jizzakh region. Innovative goods, works
and services in the region in 2017 amounted to 232.1
billion. soums, by 2021 it will decrease to 157.3 billion
soums or 90.5%.
Table 3
Spending on technological, marketing and organizational innovations by small businesses and micro-firms (billion
soums)
No
Republic and
regions
2017
year
2018
year
2019
year
2020
year
2021 year
Difference
between 2021
and 2017 (%)
1
Republic
of
Karakalpakstan
52.1
7.4
4.1
29.7
9.5
152.9
2
Andijan
8.1
15.9
85.5
9.8
13.3
18.2
3
Bukhara
18.3
35.5
44.6
57.6
35.9
164.2
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Jizzakh
8.8
15.6
106.4
26.6
11.4
196.2
5
Kashkadarya
2.6
4.3
11.2
9.9
9.4
129.5
6
Navoi
226.8
58.5
54.3
140.2
185.8
361.5
7
Namangan
52.0
128.7
255.2
25.8
20.1
81.9
8
Samarkand
14.2
90.6
230.3
68.5
33.9
38.7
9
Surkhandarya
22.8
105.4
28.1
109.2
136.4
238.7
10
Syr Darya
32.1
298.3
166.6
56.3
43.3
598.2
11
Tashkent
74.6
173.6
246.0
95.9
180.6
134.9
12
Ferghana
57.1
53.0
202.1
61.6
50.7
242.1
13
Khorezm
6.2
1.0
85.0
3.1
90.3
88.8
14
Tashkent city
139.6
169.0
420.5
347.4
368.8
1456.5
Republic
of
Uzbekistan
715.3
1156.8
1939.9
1041.6
1189.4
264.2
In short, large-scale reforms in the Republic of
Uzbekistan regarding the introduction of innovations
into production have given their positive results and
led to a relatively improvement in the production of
innovative products by small businesses and micro-
firms.
In addition, it is necessary to analyze the costs incurred
by small businesses and micro-firms on technological,
marketing and organizational innovations.
Spending
on
technological,
marketing
and
organizational innovations by small businesses and
micro-firms in 2021 will be 1189.4 billion. If it was soums,
in 2020 this indicator will be 1041.6 billion soums.
amounted to soum. Compared to 2017, more than
264.2 percent of funds were spent on innovation in
2021, as confirmed by our observations. We can see
that over the next 5 years, spending on innovation has
doubled, that is, it has skyrocketed.
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CONCLUSION
There must be other conditions for entrepreneurship
and business development. For example, there should
be stability of economic and social state policy, positive
social opinion about entrepreneurship and business,
preferential tax regime, developed infrastructure
supporting entrepreneurship, an effective system for
intellectual property protection, etc. It is necessary to
create a credit system for entrepreneurship, to enable
them to purchase the necessary means of production,
raw materials and components. Our entrepreneurs are
currently facing certain difficulties in almost all of these
issues. Overcoming these difficulties and successfully
solving other important problems is one of the most
important tasks of modern entrepreneurs and
businessmen.
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SJIF
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705
)
(2022:
5.
705
)
(2023:
7.
448
)
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Oscar Publishing Services
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