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Essay heading: Uzbekistan: Economy
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Falling global gold, copper, and cotton prices also hurt the economy. A privatization program is slowly being implemented with international support. Privatization is necessary to raise hard currency and promote economic development (Republic 4).
GDP: purchasing power parity?$62 billion (2001 est.)
GDP?per capita: purchasing power parity?$2,500 (2001est... displayed 300 characters
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All these changes signaled that fundamental reform would be necessary if the economy of Uzbekistan were to continue to be viable.
Traditionally a raw materials supplier for the rest of the Soviet Union, Uzbekistan saw its economy hit hard by the breakdown of the highly integrated Soviet economy. Factories in Uzbekistan could not get the raw materials they needed to diversity the national economy, and the end of subsidies from Moscow was exacerbated by concurrent declines in world prices for Uzbekistan's two major export commodities, gold and cotton (Lubin 431)... displayed next 300 characters
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