Nº 4 (2023)

The article is dedicated to the analysis of the dynamics of indicators characterizing the development of human potential in Russia, such as educational level of the employed population, training and retraining of personnel, the opportunities offered in the field of technological innovation, household incomes and their differentiation, employment and housing in Russia in 2000-2022. A number of problems are identified associated with the discrepancy between personnel training and demand in the labor market, falling interest of the business sector in the field of research and development, a decrease in real incomes of the population and their growing interregional differentiation, an increase in consumer prices and mortgage costs. The need for a comprehensive solution to the problems of personnel training, employment, housing and incomes of the population is substantiated; measures are proposed for the interaction of the state and business in order to solve them.

The article reveals the need to highlight the process of human resource management in the process model of the organization's quality management system. A review of the approaches of modern authors to the content of the stages of the human resource management process has been carried out. The author defines the content of the human resource management process in the quality management system as a consistent performance of the functions of strategic management, personnel planning and evaluation, personnel development, motivation and remuneration, the formation and development of corporate culture, as well as personnel risk management. For each stage of the human resource management process, scientific views are summarized and systematized regarding the most relevant approaches to their implementation from the standpoint of improving the efficiency of the quality management system.

The article presents an analysis of the current state of the global market for natural gas and some forecasts for its long-term development. Regional and sectoral aspects of gas production and consumption are considered. Particular attention is paid to the development priorities of the gas industry in the countries of East and South Asia. During the period of economic slowdown, the imbalance of supply and demand in the global hydrocarbon market leads to its destabilization. In order to predict such situations, experts from international and Russian organizations (International Energy Agency, BP plc, Energy Re-search Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Energy Economics of Japan) and consulting companies (IHS Markit) periodically publish works on the evolution of world energy markets and the possible consequences for Russia and other countries. Nevertheless, in the foreseeable future none of the authors is likely to predict the period of peak gas demand even for the world's largest economies (with the exception of the European Union and de-veloped countries of Asia), which gives reason to call the twenty hundreds “the century of natural gas”.

The article highlights the multi-vector economy of Kazakhstan and its relations with partner countries - in particular, with Russia. The flow of investments in this area, support and interest from both the state itself and external partners are being studied. Economic relations with Russia are covered; detailing is carried out according to the nomenclature of goods. The indicators of the previous years and the impact of the pandemic on the industry are studied; the strengths and weaknesses of the chosen model are identified. Based on the data obtained, conclusions are drawn about the prospects for further development of the republic.