Abstract
This study examines the position of Kazakhstan among oil-producing countries within a single economic space, as well as leading countries in the global competitiveness index. One of the incentives of the development of knowledge-intensive productions was creating the national innovation system and tax preferences. According to the official data of initial R&D expenditures by branches of science and the results of survey about readiness for the transition to the knowledge-based economy it could be noticed an increased interest in the development of knowledge-intensive industries, however, there is a low involvement in innovative activities from domestic companies due to the lack of interaction between science and industry.
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