Kazakhstan's new economy : nomads and eagle hunters meet modern management tools and technologies by Nathan, Jay instant download
xxi, 285 pages : 23 cm, \"This book asks questions not only of Kazakhstan, but also in other countries of former Soviet Central Asia; Why are some countries able to create wealth and increase their GNPs, while others struggle to survive? Why are there one hundred countries or so, that do not participate in international trade nor internationalize their domestic businesses? The answer seems to lie in the \"development and growth of industries\" and \"how proper management can be applied to the industrial development and growth.\" That is, management at all levels, beginning from the nations' administrators--Presidents and Prime Ministers--down to the state or province, city or village; as well as nations' private and state enterprises. All nations, including Kazakhstan, are at the crossroads in this day of globalization. This book is also about how proper management can benefit Kazakhstan and many other developing nations. The present--especially in transitional economies--does compete with past values. Formerly colonized countries suffer from the inherited mindset that prevents them from learning from the developed countries and the free market system. This is a major challenge. The nascent industries, if managed well, can be engines of growth, and therefore can create wealth and promote quality of life for modernization. The details of the emerging industries, their performances thus far; analyses, strategies, evaluation and control of recommended management ideas to modernize, internationalize, and grow in a global era is presented in this book\"--, Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-261) and index
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