Increasing the Investment Activity of Joint-Stock Companies: Experience of Developed Foreign Countries and Its Analysis
Keywords:
Joint-stock company, investment activity, foreign experience, capital market, IPO, corporate governance, Singapore model, German banking systemAbstract
Tashkent State University of Economics
ANNOTATION: This article examines the mechanisms for increasing the
investment activity of joint-stock companies using the examples of developed
foreign countries (USA, Germany, China, and Singapore). The institutional
foundations of the capital market, corporate governance standards, and
international practices of investment promotion are analyzed, and proposals are
formulated on the possibilities of application in the conditions of Uzbekistan.
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