The evaluation of production factors in the agriculture of west Kazakhstan region

2021

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DOI 10.46914/1562-2959-2021-1-1-47-54
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Abstract

In the article, the authors consider the influence of production factors – labour, land, capital resources and entrepreneurial abilities on the example of the agricultural sector of the West Kazakhstan region. The purpose of the article is to analyze the main indicators of the state of the rural economy of the region in terms of available factors of production and the results of their use. The research is based on a systematic approach. The study period is 2015–2019. The production process is analyzed in the relationship of all factors, including the population indicators of the West Kazakhstan region, analysis of the labour force and connection between crop production and animal husbandry in the gross output of agricultural products. The state of fixed production assets and reproduction trends are revealed. The study of the assessment of regional factors of production actualizes the issue of the relationship of the agricultural complex, the achieved indicators, the forecast development with the availability of natural, capital, and human resources.The West Kazakhstan region has significant agricultural resources, which allows to realize the potential of the region due to the multiplicative stimulating effect.