Population Income in Uzbekistan and an Examination of Influencing Factors

Abstract

This article examines metrics that measure Uzbekistan's population's quality of life, as well as elements that raise the population's income and impact it. The population's income was determined by a variety of factors, including predicted years of schooling, the number of people in employment, and state budgetary expenditures allotted to the social sector. The significance and effect of these elements were examined using regression analysis and the correlation coefficient. The econometric model's findings are used to draw conclusions and make recommendations.