CROSS-BORDER E-COMMERCE AS A DRIVER OF INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN EMERGING MARKETS

Ismoilov Farrukh O’ral O’g’li; Akabirxodjayeva Dilfuza Rustamovna

Authors

Ismoilov Farrukh O’ral O’g’li University of World Economy and Diplomacy Student of Master’s degree in Faculty of World Economy.
Akabirxodjayeva Dilfuza Rustamovna University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Associate Professor of the Department of "Systems Analysis and Mathematical Modeling", PhD in Physical and Mathematical

Keywords:

: cross-border e-commerce, inclusive growth, emerging markets, digital trade, SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises), economic development, global market access, digital transformation, e-commerce policy, technological innovation, trade barriers, sustainable development.

Abstract

: This article explores the transformative role of cross-border e-commerce in fostering inclusive economic growth in emerging markets. It examines how digital trade platforms enable small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), women entrepreneurs, and rural communities to access international markets, reduce entry barriers, and increase income opportunities

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