ECONOMIC BALANCE BETWEEN HUMAN RESOURCE TRAINING MANAGEMENT AND INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP MODELS

Authors

  • Ergashev To’lqin Shokirovich PhD in Economics (i.f.f.d.), Associate Professor Department of Economics, Bukhara State University Author

Keywords:

: management, human resource training, HR training management, professional competence, higher education services, labor market, education system, innovation, innovative activity, entrepreneurship, innovative entrepreneurship.

Abstract

This article analyzes the models of human resource training management and innovative entrepreneurship as developed in global practice. The study identifies priorities for ensuring the interconnection between these two systems.

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Published

2025-10-04