Trendy ve vzájemném obchodu mezi Kazachstánem a Čínou

My thesis is about the trends in mutual trade between Kazakhstan and China. The research question of my thesis is what are the prospective relations between China and Kazakhstan? And the second question is how current trends affect the Kazakh-Chinese trade? My goal of the thesis is to examine mutual trade between Kazakhstan and China including the national aspects. As my methodology, I applied quantitative analysis, comparison, deduction, and observation on specific data and commodity structure to answer my research questions. My bachelor's thesis is divided into three parts. In the first chapter will delve into the theory of macroeconomic indicators applied in the quantitative analysis and thesis methodology. A literature review will also be conducted, thoroughly exploring the chosen theme based on research papers and books. In the second chapter, their relationships, consequences, the initiation of the "Belt and Road" initiative, and the history of how their relations were structured before and after this initiation will be examined in detail. The work will include a quantitative analysis of macroeconomic indicators based on the magic square, with selected indicators such as GDP, unemployment, and inflation rate. Trends and the commodity structure of trade between Kazakhstan and China will also be examined, utilizing information from scholarly sources. The impact of the "Belt and Road" initiative on the structure of their trade relations will be explored. The final chapter will concentrate on analyzing specific data about the situation in both countries before and after COVID-19. Given the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, it is critical to investigate the implications of this conflict for Kazakhstan's external trade. This thesis seeks to fill this gap by examining changes in Kazakhstan's and China's external trade, focusing on the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on trade volumes, commodity structure, and trade geography. The findings of this thesis will add to the existing literature on the effects of conflict on trade, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities that neighboring countries face in such circumstances. Official websites such as IMF, World Bank, OECD, and Bureau of National Statistics will be used to collect data for accurate analysis in the thesis.