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THE IMPACT OF GREEN CERTIFICATION QUALITY ON THE EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS OF SMALL AND PRIVATE BUSINESSES IN DEVELOPING MARKETS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM UZBEKISTAN
The accelerating global shift toward sustainable trade, reinforced by mechanisms such as the European Union Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and eco-labeling schemes including ISO 14001 and GlobalGAP, has placed unprecedented pressure on exporting firms in developing economies to demonstrate credi
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