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Том 5 № 11 (2026)
Академические исследования в современной науке

Статьи

UPHOLDING CONSUMER RIGHTS: SAFEGUARDS AMIDST STATE PROPERTY PRIVATIZATION

Опубликован 2026-04-08

  • Imomniyozov Doniyorbek Bakhtiyor ugli

Imomniyozov Doniyorbek Bakhtiyor ugli
Lecturer at the Department of Civil Law Tashkent State Law of University

Аннотация

As nations undergo economic reforms, one of the prominent strategies often employed is the privatization of state-owned enterprises. While privatization can bring about efficiency and innovation, it also raises concerns about the protection of consumer rights. Ensuring that consumers are not left vulnerable amidst such transitions is crucial for maintaining a fair and balanced marketplace. In this article, we delve into the significance of safeguarding consumer rights during the privatization of state property and explore measures to uphold these rights effectively.

Ключевые слова

Privatization, Consumer Rights, Safeguards, Transparency, Regulation, Education, Stakeholder Engagement, Legal Protections, Accountability

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