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| author | Jumaboyev Akmal Sheraliyevich |
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| contents | <p>This thesis explores the structure and development of China's insurance market as a model for improving<br>Uzbekistan’s insurance system. It highlights China's rapid insurance sector growth, particularly following its WTO<br>accession, integration into global trade, and implementation of regulatory and tax incentives. The paper emphasizes the<br>role of foreign insurance companies, internal regulatory frameworks, and the rising demand for long-term life insurance in<br>China. Through comparative analysis, the study identifies applicable reforms for Uzbekistan, including reconsidering tax<br>incentives for life insurance and expanding insurance products tailored to lower- and middle-income groups. The research<br>aims to adapt successful Chinese practices to strengthen Uzbekistan’s insurance market infrastructure and inclusiveness</p> |
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| spellingShingle | China insurance market experience. Jumaboyev Akmal Sheraliyevich <p>This thesis explores the structure and development of China's insurance market as a model for improving<br>Uzbekistan’s insurance system. It highlights China's rapid insurance sector growth, particularly following its WTO<br>accession, integration into global trade, and implementation of regulatory and tax incentives. The paper emphasizes the<br>role of foreign insurance companies, internal regulatory frameworks, and the rising demand for long-term life insurance in<br>China. Through comparative analysis, the study identifies applicable reforms for Uzbekistan, including reconsidering tax<br>incentives for life insurance and expanding insurance products tailored to lower- and middle-income groups. The research<br>aims to adapt successful Chinese practices to strengthen Uzbekistan’s insurance market infrastructure and inclusiveness</p> |
| title | China insurance market experience. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15555772 |