MULTIVARIATE ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN SURXONDARYO REGION
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20276605Keywords:
household income, regional differentiation, multiple regression, household, human capital, migration, agriculture, income determinants.Abstract
This article analyzes the main socio-economic factors affecting household income in Surxondaryo region based
on a multivariate econometric model. The study uses survey data collected from 610 households across 14 districts of
Surxondaryo region to examine the determinants of household income formation. In particular, the effects of education
level, size of cultivated land, number of working-age household members, income from household plots and livestock,
migration, and spatial remoteness are assessed. Using a regression model, the impact of these factors on household
income is estimated, and the economic characteristics of regional income disparities are identified. The results of the
study provide scientific and practical recommendations aimed at increasing household incomes, supporting agricultural
activities, and reducing socio-economic inequalities across regions.
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