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regions, and societies is assessed based on their relevance to the activities of economic agents
         and their independence from them.
              3. Economic potential is understood as a result of economic relations among subjects
         participating in economic activities. Here, the term "potential" is used to explain the achieved
         level in existing conditions. Additionally, terms like "potential opportunities" and "potential
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         level" are widely used to describe the potential for sustainable development .
              4. The terms "economic potential," "public sector potential," and "national capacity"
         are used interchangeably in a similar context. Public sector potential, national capacity, and
         related terms  are considered to have specific characteristics, and the nature of economic
         potential is explained in relation to them. The valuation of national resources through national
         capacity and their evaluation in terms of economic potential are considered important.
              The  explanation of  the category of "economic potential" in scientific research is
         generally structured as follows:
              -  Explanation in relation to  national  economies, societies, regions,  sectors, and
         enterprises;
              - Examination of the potential of economic resources available for the production of
         consumer goods;
              - Analysis of the quantitative and qualitative aspects of economic resources and their
         interrelations within the economic system, highlighting "clear goals to achieve and, when
         necessary, explicit indicators that make these resources deployable," indicating the potential
         of these resources in terms of their application in external and internal environments;
              - Indication  of the relationships between external  and internal  environments  in
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         achieving the potential of these resources for the deployment of resources .
              In our opinion, economic potential as an economic category clarifies the state and
         possibilities of the  economic system and  contributes  to the  realization of  its  high
         economic potential. It is important to note that it serves not only the production of goods
         and  services but  also the  quality of these, the competitiveness of enterprises, and the
         effective functioning of the economic system in the future.
              V.N  Shukurov believes  that "economic potential"  is  an  indicator  that measures
         economic relations,  evaluating the state of  national, regional, sectoral, and company
         conditions .
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              According to the generally accepted point of view, the economic potential of a region
         and its capabilities are determined by the effective use of all available complex resources to
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         produce goods and services necessary for life . Therefore, when talking about the economic
         potential of a region, it refers to the efficient utilization of all systemic elements, such as
         production  funds,  labor resources,  and the ability to  provide economic (marketable)


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