Abstract

 
 
 This article examines the prospects for increasing the competitiveness of the agro-industrial complex of the Republic of Uzbekistan through the formation and development of clusters as an innovative type of production management, outlines the main problems and the current state of the domestic agro-industrial sector, which forms national food security, directions and mechanism for the development of factors aimed at creating conditions for sustainable growth of the country's economy. At present, characterized by the global trend of growing global competition, the problem of finding new factors that can ensure the growth of national competitiveness and sustainable development of the state’s economy arises, and this makes this article relevant.One of the means of updating the production management system to solve this problem is the cluster approach, which can be effectively implemented, when will be taken into account the specific conditions of certain areas of economic activity.
 
 
Highlights
ARTICLE INFOKEYWORDS clusters, agro-industrial sector, agricultural products efficiency, production, average costs, fixed costs, variable costs, commercial production costs, cash expenses, calculation of production costs, direct and indirect costs, total costs, social contributions, material costs, depreciation of fixed assets, agricultural production efficiency
The agro-industrial complex of Uzbekistan occupies a special place, since it forms the foundations of the country's economic security and ensures the availability of food and raw material resources of the state’s external and internal market
The world economic experience of the last decade has confirmed the effectiveness of such a direction in improving production management in various economic fields has proved that with the help of clusters a synergistic effect can be achieved, which the agro-industrial complex of Uzbekistan needs during the global economic crisis
Summary
KEYWORDS clusters, agro-industrial sector, agricultural products efficiency, production, average costs, fixed costs, variable costs, commercial production costs, cash expenses, calculation of production costs, direct and indirect costs, total costs, social contributions, material costs, depreciation of fixed assets, agricultural production efficiency
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