This study aims to examine the effectiveness of digital advertising in low-attention environments. With the proliferation of digital devices and constant exposure to information, capturing and maintaining audience attention has become increasingly challenging for advertisers. However, little research has been conducted on the effectiveness of digital advertising strategies specifically designed for low-attention environments. This study utilizes a mixed-methods approach, combining surveys and observational data, to assess the impact of digital advertising in low-attention contexts. The findings shed light on the potential of tailored strategies to engage audiences effectively and achieve desired outcomes in environments characterized by limited attention. The results have significant implications for advertisers, highlighting the importance of understanding the unique dynamics of low-attention environments and developing strategies that maximize the effectiveness of digital advertising efforts.

This article examines the relationship between income inequality and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a specific focus on exploring the transmission channels through which income inequality affects growth. Despite the region's economic progress, income inequality remains a persistent challenge, and its impact on growth has significant implications for sustainable development. By analyzing empirical evidence and employing econometric techniques, this study sheds light on the complex dynamics between income inequality and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa. The findings provide insights into the transmission channels through which income inequality influences growth and highlight the importance of addressing income inequality as part of a comprehensive development agenda.

This study investigates the motivations behind social media use and their effects on the perceived informativeness, entertainment, and intrusiveness of paid mobile advertising. With the increasing prevalence of social media platforms and the growing use of mobile devices for advertising, understanding how users' motivations shape their perceptions of paid mobile ads is crucial for marketers and advertisers. By examining data collected from social media users, this study aims to uncover the relationships between motivations for social media use and users' perceptions of paid mobile advertising. The findings contribute to the existing literature on social media marketing and provide practical insights for advertisers seeking to enhance the effectiveness of their mobile advertising campaigns.

This article reveals the economic importance of the wide introduction of Islamic finance, a field with a huge potential demand in Uzbekistan, and the importance of Islamic finances for Uzbekistan. Further development of the field of Islamic finance in Uzbekistan, creation of an opportunity for many compatriots in Uzbekistan who do not use this type of service according to their values, to earn additional income and purchase necessary equipment through Islamic financing, as a result of which it serves to solve some current problems, is shown and justified. Also, it is shown that it is possible to use Islamic finance products together with traditional financial services in Uzbekistan, that the world's leading countries are successfully using this in practice, and it is necessary to expand the types of Islamic finance services in Uzbekistan, as well as to widely include Islamic finance in higher education and professional development courses.

This article examines the relationship between the development of the life insurance sector and economic growth in India amidst changing policy regimes. The life insurance sector plays a crucial role in mobilizing savings, facilitating risk mitigation, and channeling funds for productive investments. The study aims to analyze the impact of policy reforms, regulatory changes, and market dynamics on the growth and performance of the life insurance sector and its influence on the overall economic growth of the country. By synthesizing relevant data and research, this article provides insights into the interplay between life insurance sector development and economic growth in the context of evolving policy frameworks.