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This study investigates the connection between strategic management and competitive advantage in Uzbekistan, as it conforms to international business standards. In today's digital age, companies are exposed to threats and opportunities, necessitating strategic adjustment. The research investigates how competitiveness is boosted in Uzbek companies through the implementation of international best practices.
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