ECONOMIC ESSENCE OF HIGH VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTION IN THE REGION AND THE FACTORS SHAPING IT
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regional economy high value added industrial production factors of production structural transformation investment innovation technological modernization industrial specialization intersectoral cooperation labor productivity value chains competitiveness organizational and economic mechanism

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Arslonov, K. G. (2026). ECONOMIC ESSENCE OF HIGH VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTION IN THE REGION AND THE FACTORS SHAPING IT. Innovation Economy, 10(10), 140-146. https://doi.org/10.70769/3030-315X.II.10.10.2026.27

Abstract

This article examines the theoretical and methodological foundations and economic essence of producing high value-added products in the regional economy, as well as the key factors determining the formation and development of such production. The economic nature of value added is explored, along with its role in the structural transformation of regional industry, increasing labor productivity, improving the efficiency of production resource utilization, and strengthening the competitiveness of the regional economy.

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