Kazakh Economist Discusses Housing Shortages and Construction's Role in Economy

An economist explains that while construction is a key driver for Kazakhstan's economy, the country lags behind Europe in per capita housing space. He notes that unused housing exists in depopulated towns and villages. The economist suggests increasing annual housing construction to meet demand and discusses the impact of pension fund investments and declining foreign investment in other sectors.

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