Money and Banks - Davirova, Shakhlo;Khamrokhujaeva, Sitorabonu
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Prepared in accordance with the State Standards of Continuing Education in Uzbekistan, covering such topics as the training program "Money and Banks" in the field of "Social Sciences, Business and Law".In a concise and schematic form, the theoretical aspects of the study of monetary, currency, credit relations, the monetary system, inflation issues, the fundamental concepts of the subject "Money and Banks", such as the banking system, the Central Bank and commercial banks, international financial institutions, are described with examples and statistical data on their management, study and…mehr

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Prepared in accordance with the State Standards of Continuing Education in Uzbekistan, covering such topics as the training program "Money and Banks" in the field of "Social Sciences, Business and Law".In a concise and schematic form, the theoretical aspects of the study of monetary, currency, credit relations, the monetary system, inflation issues, the fundamental concepts of the subject "Money and Banks", such as the banking system, the Central Bank and commercial banks, international financial institutions, are described with examples and statistical data on their management, study and application in Uzbekistan. Also, special attention is paid to the organization and features of the monetary and banking system of Uzbekistan.Designed for students in all areas of economic universities, teachers, researchers, banking and financial professionals.
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Autorenporträt
Sh. Davirova is an associated professor and for almost 20 years she has been teaching at the Department of Banking at one of the top universities of Uzbekistan.S.Khamrokhujaeva is a student at the Tashkent Financial Institute. Active scientific activity of Sitorabonu allowed her to become the owner of a number of local grants and scholarships.