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Abstract
The world has experienced both increased market reform intensity and advanced technologies which have substantially influenced young people's economic initiatives. The ongoing economic revolution in New Uzbekistan has driven youth to display new patterns of conduct that focuses on entrepreneurship alongside innovative tendencies and social involvement and flexible approaches. Current research minimizes the study of combined economic culture and ethical conduct alongside innovative processes that determine youth economic work patterns in transforming societies. The study investigates how an innovative competitive economic environment shapes youth economic development in Uzbekistan by examining ethical standards alongside social economic awareness and modern integration of national heritage. Research outcomes show youth business activities to combine technological advancements with traditional aspects including craftsmanship as well as applied arts practices. Ethical decision-making together with autonomous moral choices drive the development of economic behavior. The research suggests a modern interpretation of youth economic activity which goes beyond market reactions by combining it with moral values through economic awareness and aesthetic understanding. These findings indicate that political and academic institutions must integrate ethical-economic together with eco-aesthetic values into their youth entrepreneurship policy to develop socially responsible and culturally diverse young entrepreneurs.