MANAGING THE MARKET PROCESSES OF THE GRAIN BUSINESS

The purpose of the research is to provide valuable insights into the grain industry, including aspects of production, management and business processes. The research methodology is based on content analysis, analysis of the general trend of growing interest in the grain industry, grain business management, comparative analysis and an integrated approach to the study of data. The originality / value of the research lies in the in–depth analysis and trends in the academic literature on the grain industry, grain business management by keywords. By analyzing the data, the study provides a basis for practical recommendations and development in the field of grain business management. The results of the study revealed that the grain industry is exposed to a variety of factors, including production fluctuations, consumer and global changes. The analysis of percentage changes in the market structure highlights the need for effective production and resource management for sustainable development in a dynamic business environment and the implementation of grain business. The results of the content analysis, according to keywords, help in developing a theoretical framework, identifying gaps in knowledge and a deep understanding of a specific topic for the formulation of research questions.

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Central Asian Economic Review
Published
2024-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.52821/2789-4401-2024-3-166-180
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Economics of Agriculture and Food Markets
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MANAGING THE MARKET PROCESSES OF THE GRAIN BUSINESS

Almagul Cheirkhanova, Kuralay Madiyarova, Manat Yezhebekov
Central Asian Economic Review
Economics of Agriculture and Food Markets
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MANAGING THE MARKET PROCESSES OF THE GRAIN BUSINESS

Almagul Cheirkhanova, Kuralay Madiyarova, Manat Yezhebekov
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Abstract

The purpose of the research is to provide valuable insights into the grain industry, including aspects of production, management and business processes. The research methodology is based on content analysis, analysis of the general trend of growing interest in the grain industry, grain business management, comparative analysis and an integrated approach to the study of data. The originality / value of the research lies in the in–depth analysis and trends in the academic literature on the grain industry, grain business management by keywords. By analyzing the data, the study provides a basis for practical recommendations and development in the field of grain business management. The results of the study revealed that the grain industry is exposed to a variety of factors, including production fluctuations, consumer and global changes. The analysis of percentage changes in the market structure highlights the need for effective production and resource management for sustainable development in a dynamic business environment and the implementation of grain business. The results of the content analysis, according to keywords, help in developing a theoretical framework, identifying gaps in knowledge and a deep understanding of a specific topic for the formulation of research questions.

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