UDC 338.43
DOI: 10.36871/u.i.k.2023.11.03.004
Authors
N. K. Suinalieva,
A. E. Erkinbekov,
International University of Innovative Technologies,
Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic
Abstract
The article examines the theoretical concepts of market economy
models regarding the role of the state in ensuring more sustainable economic
development, as well as the transformation of the structure of the region’s
economy, which is impossible without an influx of investments and ensuring the
availability of financial resources.
There is a growing general understanding in the Kyrgyz Republic that
striving for economic growth without sufficient attention to other social tasks
is not enough for the prosperity and development of society in a human and
environmental sense. Contrary to popular belief, the Government can play an
important role in regulating the market economy and invest in human resource
development.
For countries with economies in transition, too far-reaching measures to
eliminate the public assistance system in order to increase the competitiveness of
the economy are likely to lead to poor results, further weakening the nation-State.
Keywords
state, development, efficiency, state, transformation, region, agricultural sector, agriculture, politics, sustainability.
