TRENDS FORMED DUE TO THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS IN THE REGIONS OF KAZAKHSTAN

The purpose of the research – comparative study of the impact of socio-economic factors on the current demographic development of the regions of Kazakhstan over the years of independence.
Methodology. The method of correlation analysis and the method of cluster analysis of multidimensional statistical and mathematical method for grouping the regions of the country according to their demographic potential were used to study the mutual influence of socio-economic and demographic factors based on many years of official data.
The originality / value of the research. On the example of Kazakhstan, the correlation of the influence of socio-economic and demographic factors on time periods was studied and analyzed. The thesis that the growth of the world-class population depends on the growth of its living conditions has been studied for a long time on the example of Kazakhstan, and it has been found that demographic development is formed not from a single economic factor, but from a combination of many factors. The study was carried out by grouping the regions of Kazakhstan in accordance with the demographic potential, grouped by multidimensional factors that characterize the demographic situation of the country.
Findings. Socio-economic factors influence the formation of the demographic situation, and the demographic trend that has developed under certain conditions, in turn, contributes to a trend change in the socio-economic situation of the country. In conclusion, it is proved that socio-economic and demographic trends are closely related to each other.

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