Ikramova Nodira Burkhon qizi
PhD, Senior Lecturer, Department of Business Management
International School of Finance, Technology and Science, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
E-mail: nodira.ikramova.burkhan@gmail.com
ORCID: 0009-0002-6560-668X
Abstract. This article examines the regional differentiation of entrepreneurs’ behavioral models and its importance for effective public administration. Particular attention is given to differences in risk-taking, investment decisions, innovation activity, digitalization, and cooperation with public institutions. The study shows that entrepreneurial behavior is influenced by regional economic conditions, institutional quality, infrastructure, access to finance, and social networks. Therefore, government support policies should take into account the specific characteristics of different regions and entrepreneurial groups. A differentiated approach can improve the effectiveness of public support, stimulate business development, and contribute to balanced regional economic growth.
Keywords: entrepreneurial behavior, regional differentiation, public administration, regional development, entrepreneurship, innovation, investment, digitalization, institutional environment.
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