Effective Methods of Management of Agricultural Enterprises in Kazakhstan
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https://doi.org/10.35588/dhw8ca68Keywords:
VAR-model, ARIMA, agricultural output, national economy, technological innovationAbstract
The agricultural sector of the economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan is one of the essential branches of the national economy. The level of provision of the social and industrial agriculture infrastructure in Kazakhstan remains extremely unstable. The purpose of the study is to examine the effective methods of agricultural enterprise management in Kazakhstan. The main methods of examining this issue are economical, mathematical, and modelling since these groups of methods allow considering the most extensive range of endogenous and exogenous factors affecting the activities of agricultural enterprises, thus confirming the effectiveness of the management methods. The presented analysis of enterprise management using the economic method demonstrates the need to introduce innovative components in the development of agricultural enterprises. This statement is demonstrated by the study results, indicating the relationship between the volume of output of agricultural products and Internet coverage in the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan. The forecast of the growth dynamics of these indicators shows an increase in the volume of agricultural output with an increase in the use of the internet by agricultural enterprises. The presented analysis dynamically demonstrates the effectiveness of current management methods and helps to adjust agricultural enterprises’ current development course.
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