ENSURING MACROECONOMIC STABILITY AND NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF A GREEN ECONOMY: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
Published
14.11.2026
Journal
Ensuring Macroeconomic Stability and National Sustainable Development in the Context of the Green Economy: Problems and Solutions
Issue
Ensuring Macroeconomic Stability and National Sustainable Development in the Context of the Green Economy: Problems and Solutions
Pages
51-57
Authors
Abstract
The study presents a comprehensive analysis of theoretical and practical issues of macroeconomic stability provision and the acceleration of national sustainable development in the transition to a green economy. It examines the effects of climate change, resource scarcity and environmental threats on macroeconomic variables such as GDP growth, inflation, public debt and investment flows. The study develops mechanisms of ensuring the economic growth with carbon neutrality by comparing the global experience with the green development strategies of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Furthermore, it covers a comprehensive analysis of the opinions of international and domestic scholars, as well as the author’s critical and analytical standpoint. The study concludes with actionable recommendations based on science, including green budgeting, green bonds, carbon taxes, and the promotion of resource-efficient technologies
Keywords
Green economy
macroeconomic stability
sustainable development
carbon neutrality
green finance
decarbonization
renewable energy
ESG criteria
environmental taxes
Uzbekistan-2030 Strategy
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