Modernization of Light Industry of Kazakhstan on the Basis of Integration Effects

Aimen Anuarbek Talkayevich, Atasheva Darya, Khazhgalieva Dina, Sarbasova Gulmira, M.A. Kaldygozova

2021

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DOI 10.11648/j.ajmie.20210605.11
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Abstract

The main objective of the work is to analyze, model, and develop a strategy for the light industry of Kazakhstan based on the integration effects of industry enterprises coordinated activities, taking into account the impact of the production function of value-added on the prices of commodity products. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are solved: - analysis of trends in the development of light industry in Kazakhstan at the present stage of scientific and technological progress; construction of a quarterly predictive model in the system of macroeconomics; setting the task of digitalizing the development of human capital using the developments of Kazakhstani scientists; models of added value in the integration processes of modernization of light industry in Kazakhstan. In the reproduction process of goods and services, three types of social relations emerge, which arise as a consequence of the development of the productive forces of the human capital in three spheres of its expedient activity. These are the areas of development: macroeconomic policy, structural policy, assessment of the regulatory impact on the economy, both from the side of macroeconomic policy and from the side of structural policy. Kazakhstan has all the prerequisites for the development of light industry – state support, basic production, human resources. To date, the production facilities of textile production have been modernized and can produce high-quality textile products. Kazakhstan's textile products meet the requirements of generally accepted international standards and regulations, which makes it possible to trade in foreign markets. The relevance of the formation of digital strategic management is confirmed by the growth of the information and communication sector of the economy on a global scale. The results of the study of modern digital transformation of companies allowed us to establish that new business models are designed based on digital platforms and are based on the processes of buying and selling not only goods and/or services.