POSITIVE OUTCOMES OF IMPLEMENTING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACROSS ECONOMIC SECTORS
Kalit so'zlar:
structural changes, economic growth, diversification, industrialization, digitalization, intersectoral balance, economic stability, modernization.Annotatsiya
This article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of structural changes within the national economy and their impact on long-term economic growth. The study highlights that structural transformation is not merely a byproduct of development but a fundamental driver of efficiency, involving the reallocation of resources from lowproductivity sectors to high-value-added industries. The paper analyzes the role of digitalization, innovative technologies, and investment policies as key factors in modernizing the economic structure. The findings suggest that effective management of structural shifts is essential for ensuring economic stability and enhancing global competitiveness.
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