Экономические науки/2. Государственное регулирование экономики
Aitisheva S., Ganyukova A.A.
The Karaganda
state university named after E.A. Buketov
Use
of foreign experience in regulating the economy
in
the context of Kazakhstan
Transition
of the Republic of Kazakhstan to market economy forces us to take a closer look
at the economic life in other countries. Regulation of the national social
economic development is used in almost all developed countries with market
economies. In connection with this interest in international experience for the
Study of the State management of the economy is growing.
First
of all, it must be stressed that the study and practice of scientific
generalization of state regulation in other countries is not the task of its
constant adaptations to our terms of social economic development. It is not
possible because of the following objective reasons:
-
republic different from other countries in the political, natural, economic,
social, demographic, ethnic, cultural and other features;
- in
the context of Kazakhstan, we are dealing with the process of the creation of
the national economy and the transition from directive-planned to a market
economic model, which is very difficult to find an analogy in world economic
history;
-
radical changes in the system of governance and management is largely taking
place without proper justification and are of the "revolutionary"
character, while measures on state regulation in market economies are the
"product" of their evolution.
The
characteristic feature of the initial period of programming in the developed
capitalist countries was the principle of cross-sectoral approach to economic
management. In France, Sweden, Japan, Germany and other countries developed
multi-sectoral program covers all the crucial sectors of the economy and plays
an important and basic role in predicting its growth as a whole. But the
implementation of these programs testified that requires greater activity of
the state of inter-agency coordination. Therefore, in the United States
territorial offices of the central management of the economy were created.
Using
the positive foreign experience of public administration in terms of social
economic system of Kazakhstan will be
significantly hampered if unrecorded while two its main features: 1) after the
collapse of the USSR as a single state receiving the Republican political and
economic radically new content acquired the questions of formation and
implementation of foreign policy, objectively focused on achieving and maintaining
its economic independence; 2) in the world economic history has been unique to
what happened in 1992 and 1997. In Kazakhstan the transition from the highly
centralized planning model, characterized by a complete lack of economic and
political independence to the market economic model, where the latter
mechanisms may operate only in conditions of economic liberalization (within
reason), and the development of competition among market agents. The existing
experience shows that ignoring these features often leads to bad decisions, the
implementation of which causes society economically and socially psychological
harm.
Economic
practice irrefutably convinces also in high efficiency flexible tax system,
which is "born" to stimulate the growth of production of goods
(services) and by the activity of entrepreneurs and businessmen, aimed at
increasing the export potential of the country. So far in our country is
selected in this area rigid system, discourages from legal entities and
individuals engaged in production activities. In spring 1997, the President of
the Republic of Kazakhstan issued a number of decrees, laws on state support of
entrepreneurship and small business in the industrial sector. The winter of
2011 was adopted by the so-called "Employment Program 2020", in which
entrepreneurs, including potential who plan to organize new workplaces (most
importantly), have the right to obtain preferential microcredit and learning
the basics of doing business. The loan amount is limited to 3 million tenge,
and its term is 5 years. Thus, small business in Kazakhstan is supported
through a large government program to overcome unemployment. Another thing is
that the allocated money will be very fast, even on favorable terms, but to
give that creates young business rather difficult conditions of existence.
Certain
interest and used abroad pricing mechanism (especially for agricultural
products). In general, the regulation of prices for agricultural products is
constructed in such a way that the primary care sector was guaranteed a minimum
level of income and profits. As the experience of other countries, in the
circumstances of the exit from the crisis greatly increases government control
over price formation and the level of prices, especially for consumer goods. In
the meantime, we are going the other way: the liberalization of prices in the
presence of monopolies in the production and sale of many kinds as a means of
production and consumer goods, as well as ignoring the subsidization of
agriculture as a branch of material production in general. Such neglect left
and out of sight of the government questions of prices and pricing for the
products of the agricultural sector, which generates about one third of the GNP
of the country.
References:
1. Law
of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On public and publicly guaranteed debt and
borrowing" from August 2, 1999.
2. The
concept of scientific and technical policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated
July 12, №1059, 2000.
3.
Mamyrov N., J. Ihdanov State regulation of the economy in the context of
Kazakhstan (theory, experience, problems). - Almaty, 1998. p. 62-69
4.
State regulation of the market economy. Under edition of prof. V.I.Kushlina and
prof. N.A.Volgina. - Moscow, 2000.
5.
State regulation of the market economy. Edited by R.P. Petrova. - St.
Petersburg, 1999.
6. Aganov
A. State regulation of economic activity: Lawyer. - Moscow, 1998.
7.
Gurevich M.M. State regulation of the transition economy: the experience of
Ukraine. - Kharkov, 1997.
8.
Alimbaev A.A. State regulation of economy: Textbook. - Almaty, 1999.