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S o u t h A s i a n J o u r n a l o f M a r k e t i n g & M a n a g e m e n t

R e s e a r c h ( S A J M M R )

(Double B lind Refereed & Reviewed International Journal )

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THE MAIN FACTORS OF DEVELOPMENT FREE ECONOMIC ZONES.

Rashidov M.K.

4-9

10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00029.2

2.

A REVIEW ON THE FACTORS INFLUENCING E-IMPULSE BUYING BEHAVIOR WITH REFERENCE TO ONLINE APPAREL PRODUCTS

Pawan. P, Dr. G. Deva kumar

10-18

10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00030.9

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WORLD EXPERIENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FREE ECONOMIC ZONES

Rashidov Mels Karimovich

19-28

10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00031.0

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PERSPECTIVES OF TOURISM ON THE SPECIALTY TOURS CASE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN R.S. Amiriddinova

29-34

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DOI NUMBER: 10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00029.2

THE MAIN FACTORS OF DEVELOPMENT FREE ECONOMIC ZONES

Rashidov M.K.*

*Navoi state mining institute, UZBEKISTAN.

Email id: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT

The privilege of free economic zones serves, as a basis for economic development of the region. Confirming this, we can see an example of the Navoi Free Economic Zone. Industrial zones are one of the most important factors supporting positive economic development. Place for enterprise and innovation to flourish, successful industrial zones play a key role in the economy. In different countries’ literature, the term "industrial park" is basically very similar to the name of "industrial district", production zone or production cluster. The industrial park is essentially an operation of local economic development and, therefore, faces strong competition from other sites. In general, the experiment of world shows that, the experiment activities of FEZ are different to their result. The effectiveness of organizing FEZ depends on the exact purpose of organizing FEZ in which degree and manner choosing the system of priveleges. The difficulties in registering international investors, negative features of advertisement and agitation of zone superiority will affect strongly on effectiveness of work. Similarly, if there is only infrastructure, generally we have an industrial zone that does not involve technology or management support. KEYWORDS: Free Economic Zone, "FEZ", Modernization, Level Of Employment, Input Investment, Industrial Park.

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DOI NUMBER: 10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00030.9

A REVIEW ON THE FACTORS INFLUENCING E-IMPULSE BUYING BEHAVIOR WITH REFERENCE TO ONLINE APPAREL PRODUCTS

Pawan. P*; Dr. G. Deva kumar**

*Marketing Management Student, Faculty of Management and Commerce,

Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bengaluru, INDIA.

Email id: [email protected],

**Head, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development,

Research Centre and Head- Marketing Management, Faculty of Commerce, Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences,

Bengaluru, INDIA. Email id: [email protected]

______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT

The Aim of this study is to identify the critical factors influencing E-impulse buying behavior with reference to online apparel products. Literature survey has been carried out from the scholarly journals and relevant factors have been identified which influences the E-impulse buying behavior. Author suggested to build a conceptual framework based on the factors such as Consumer Characteristics, Social Media Interaction, Spending Behavior, Product Characteristics. In addition, the independent variables have been identified through literature gap and the new conceptual framework has been developed hypothetically to test the factor which influences the E-impulse buying behavior with reference to online apparel products. Since the study is limited to critical literature review, the author has gone ahead with the study for the development of new conceptual framework. KEYWORDS: E-Impulse Buying Behaviour, Online Apparels, Impulse Buying Tendency, Consumer Behaviour




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DOI NUMBER: 10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00031.0

WORLD EXPERIENCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FREE ECONOMIC ZONES

Rashidov Mels Karimovich*

* Teacher of NDKI, Navoiy,UZBEKISTAN.

Email id: address: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT

The importance of world experience for the development of free economic zones in the era of globalization is relevant. In particular, we tried to study the experience of Japan, Korea, China, USA and Russia.There are many countries with great experience in this area, but we have two factors to consider which one of our country's experience is: First, it has a specific role in the policy of free economic zones, and secondly. One of the most distinctive features of these structures is the selective technologies that are at the advanced, stage of development or at the stage of development, distinguished by the high demand for knowledge and the high added value, as the chief of the raising of the economy of remote areas. Generally speaking, technopolis is a city with a new technology research center and businesses that use this technology. However, this definition does not represent the essential content: the new technology is a weapon in creating relationships among people, between people and nature. In 1970, the first free trade zone was created in South Korea, which accelerated the inflow of foreign capital. At the same time, the formation of infrastructure in China is under the slogan "Six layers, leveling up". Roads, water, gas pipelines, communications, heating, power transmission lines and land parcels. It seems that the construction began with almost zero. Such a zone will include "special measures for the development of legislation through the development of imports and investments".

KEYWORDS: Free Economic Zone, Free Ports, Techno park, Technology, Customs Zones, Twin Zones, Naukograd (science town), Free Economic Zones Policy.




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DOI NUMBER: 10.5958/2249-877X.2018.00032.2

PERSPECTIVES OF TOURISM ON THE SPECIALTY TOURS CASE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

R.S. Amiriddinova*

*Senior Lecturer, Department of International Tourism and Tourism Services,

Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service, UZBEKISTAN.

ABSTRACT This paper investigates major points of the specific tours in the republic of Uzbekistan while making focus on the perspective development. On this case major points were discussed as the whole. Hence, various ways of the development stated in the way of the development at all. To conclude with positives of special tours were underlined in order to create possibilities on the development.The task of the topic is to study the geography of special types of tourism and to describe specific species.e task of the topic is to study the geography of special types of tourism and to describe specific species. Such as auto tourism, air travel, railroad tourism, or camel and donkey tourism, and this cannot be done. It is not a very complex idea of tourists' access to transport services in tourism. The country has carefully preserved and developed centuries-old traditions of national culture, art and handicraft. The symbol of oriental hospitality is widely known in the world national cuisine and culinary traditions(Anonymous, 2010; Wood, 1998). KEYWORDS: Special Tours, Tourism, Uzbekistan, Extremal Tours, Unique Style




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