Economic and Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurial Development in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Abstract
Entrepreneurship is an initiative, independent profit-driven activity of individuals without establishing a legal person carried out in one’s own name and under someone’s financial responsibility. The entrepreneur can conduct any types of statute-permitted business activities from the moment of the state registration as an individual entrepreneur. Currently entrepreneurship is a fact of life in Kazakhstan, certainly, it suffers many problems, but today the state makes every effort to promote its development.References
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*** Issues of entrepreneurial development in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Available at: http://info.kz/economika/489-problemy-razvitiya-predprinimatelstva-v-respublike-kazahstan.html
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