ОСУЩЕСТВЛЕНИЕ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСКОГО НАМЕРЕНИЯ СРЕДИ ИНОСТРАНЦЕВ В КАЗАХСТАНЕ

Актуальность исследования. Предпринимательство приводит к инновациям, экономическому развитию, социальной мобильности и созданию рабочих мест, поэтому почти все правительства отдают приоритет этому в своей повестке дня [1]. Поскольку единственным лучшим предиктором запуска бизнеса является предпринимательское намерение, следовательно, исследование факторов, влияющих на намерение, можно рассматривать как важнейший инструмент для продвижения предпринимательства [2]. Правительство Казахстана также посвятило себя процветанию предпринимательства и МСП, и среди стран Центральной Азии на долю Казахстана приходится более 70 % всех привлеченных прямых иностранных инвестиций (ПИИ) в этом регионе [3], таким образом, иностранное предпринимательство в Казахстане имеет большой потенциал для содействия экономическому росту и благосостоянию этой страны.
Цель исследования. Данное исследование направлено на то, чтобы предложить концептуальную концепцию предпринимательских намерений, которая утверждает, что между факторами (предпринимательское образование, личностные качества и признание возможностей) и предпринимательскими намерениями среди иностранцев в Казахстане существует положительная и значимая связь, и подчеркивает сдерживающую роль государственной поддержки. С учетом ожидаемых результатов исследования будут рекомендованы последствия для политиков, ученых и потенциальных иностранных предпринимателей.
Методология исследования. Исследования основывались на применении количественного и качественного методов исследования, использовании структурированной анкеты для сбора данных от иностранцев, которые в настоящее время проживают в крупных городах Казахстана.

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