Kazakhstan's economic policy with high levels of foreign investment

Article Abstract:

The macroeconomic policies that Kazakhstan adopted in recent times are discussed. By virtue of these policies, the country was able to attract foreign investment. However, these investments were not in the sector that would help the country's economic development. Kazakhstan is one of the countries that are formed from the disintegration of erstwhile Soviet Union. Its economy is undergoing transition from planned economy to market economy.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Kazakhstan, Usage, Foreign investments

---

Small business in a small state

Article Abstract:

The role of the small business sector in Moldova's economy is discussed. The economic policies required to improve the gains from this sector are also discussed.

Small Business, Moldova, Economic aspects, SOHO

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: The shaping of economic policy at the regional level. The problem of settling Russia's foreign debt. Generalized conclusions from the experience of planning socioeconomic development in subjects of the Russian Federation
• Abstracts: Witchcraft, weather and economic growth in renaissance Europe. Competition in Japan
• Abstracts: Witchcraft, weather and economic growth in renaissance Europe. part 2 Why Europe and the West? Why not China?
• Abstracts: The politics and economics of offshore outsourcing. Inattentive consumers. Monetary policy for inattentive economics
• Abstracts: On the determinants of foreign direct investment in transition economies

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.