Analytical Review of Investment Processes in the Small Business Sector of Namangan

The importance of small business and its investment opportunities in contributing to global economic development through employment creation and income generation is growing worldwide. Investment processes in the small business sector are critical drivers of regional economic development, particularly in emerging economies like Uzbekistan. This research examines the investment dynamics within the small business sector of Namangan region, focusing on identifying key factors that influence investment efficiency. The study employs statistical analysis of regional investment data and econometric modeling to evaluate the effectiveness of real investments across different scenarios. The findings reveal significant correlations between regulatory environment, infrastructure development, and investment outcomes in small businesses. Factors affecting investment efficiency include access to financial resources, technological capacity, market conditions, and human capital development. Based on the econometric assessment, the study proposes strategic recommendations for enhancing investment processes: diversification of financial instruments, improvement of institutional frameworks, regional specialization initiatives, and targeted policy interventions. The research contributes to both theoretical understanding and practical implementation of investment strategies in regional small business development, with particular relevance to transitional economies.