Regional development of Kazakhstan: Theoretical premises and reality

Abstract

The present study examines the issues of regional development of Kazakhstan in the context of history and real events. The relevance of the study is due to the need to search and adapt the accumulated advanced experience in regional development as a part of smoothing the differentiation of territories in the socio‐economic sphere and the search for effective methods of managing them. The purpose of the study is to search for and identify an effective theoretical model of regional development of the Republic of Kazakhstan that meets the urgent needs for the rational use of the resources available, which is a prerequisite for future economic development, and, as a result, improves the quality of life in the regions. The leading approach in this paper is a combination of analytical and information‐logical methods to determine the existing historical prerequisites and real grounds for the theoretical substantiation of the stages of regional development in Kazakhstan. The results of this study emphasize the need to objectively take into account the peculiarities of the development of the region and its actual state.

Economic analysis of spring soft wheat seed production in North Kazakhstan region

“…In Kazakhstan, as a country that is essentially developing, the agriculture also plays a significant role ( Petrick & Pomfret, 2016). However, given the high role of regional development in the country (Ursulenko, 2010), the authors decided to focus on only one region, namely North Kazakhstan. Since the main component of the products manufactured in the region is spring wheat seeds, the authors conducted an economic analysis of the feasibility of the manufacture of these products compared to another option for investing funds.…”

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“…In Kazakhstan, as a country that is essentially developing, the agriculture also plays a significant role ( Petrick & Pomfret, 2016). However, given the high role of regional development in the country (Ursulenko, 2010), the authors decided to focus on only one region, namely North Kazakhstan. Since the main component of the products manufactured in the region is spring wheat seeds, the authors conducted an economic analysis of the feasibility of the manufacture of these products compared to another option for investing funds.…”