STATE REGULATION OF EXPORT GRAIN PRODUCTION IN KAZAKHSTAN

Abstract

This paper describes the development of the grain market of Kazakhstan and one of its elements, government regulation. Particular attention is paid to measures concerning the support of producers and a review of international examples, which are aimed at the development of exports. Meanwhile, the strategy for achieving the export potential of Kazakhstan grain is proposed. As a result of discussion it was concluded that Kazakhstan needs to form a cluster model with a large grain output of grain processing enterprises.

Keywords

• grain production, world experience, grain market, state regulation, Kazakhstan

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