Abstract
The article highlights the significance of economic rights and freedoms of individuals within the system of constitutional rights in Kazakhstan, emphasizing their contribution to economic development and social stability. It examines the legal regulation of these rights, their interaction with political, social, and cultural rights, and their impact on improving well-being and trust in state institutions. The analysis underscores the need for a balance between economic activity freedom and state regulation, which fosters democratic development and strengthens the rule of law.