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Empirical test of regional economic innovation and development along the Belt and Road

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  • Kalonov Mukhiddin Bahritdinovich
  • Shao Junling

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the article adopts the method of fully corrected least squares between groups, and uses the data from 2010 to2018 (affected by the new crown epidemic after 2019, the data is not regular), to analyze the trade facilitation and importof intermediate goods in the regions along the “Belt and Road”. Conduct research with innovative development. The resultsshow that the “Belt and Road” initiative has promoted trade facilitation,and enhanced innovation capabilities, but thephenomenon of regional imbalance is significant, which is greatly affected by the global economic situation.

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  • Kalonov Mukhiddin Bahritdinovich & Shao Junling, 2023. "Empirical test of regional economic innovation and development along the Belt and Road," GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, "Ma'rifat-Print-Media" LLC, Tashkent State University of Economics, vol. 1(6), June.
    • Handle: RePEc:teu:ged000:v:1:y:2023:i:6:id:520
    DOI: 10.55439/GED/vol1_iss6/a520
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