The article presents the results of a study aimed at identifying and analyzing the asymmetry of Eurasian integration, the structure of the gross domestic product, indices of production in agriculture and manufacturing industry, the labour market in the agricultural sector, as well as factors of economic growth, primarily in net exports and mutual foreign trade and domestic demand having been analyzed in particular.
globalization, regionalization, integration associations, asymmetry, employment, self-employed, economic growth, external and domestic demand, net exports of mutual and foreign trade.
Статья подготовлена по результатам исследования по проектам «Евразийская интеграция: асимметрии и эффективность», выполненного в рамках грантового финансирования научных исследований на 2015–2017 гг. (Грант МОН РК 1275/ГФ4) и «Эффективная занятость населения в системе обеспечения сбалансированного территориального развития национальной экономики» (Грант МОН РК 4918/ГФ4).
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