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A dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model of Kazakhstan, Belarus and Russia, forming the Customs Union, and the rest of the world has been developed. The estimation of the model parameters has been done on the basis of statistics of Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia and the rest of the world (in the case of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development). Macroeconomic analysis is conducted for effects of shocks on the economic performance of the national economy of Kazakhstan. The problem of minimizing the volatility of macroeconomic indicators of the national economy of Kazakhstan (GDP and inflation) based on the approach of the theory of parametric control has been formulated and solved. This paper provides DSGE model of the Customs Union and the rest of the world (hereinafter the Model), which differs from the known representations of regional unions that considered regional union is presented in terms of three separate countries, interacting both with each other and with the rest of the world (presented in the form of one country). Relationship between the economies of the countries in the Model is through the flows of goods and capital. The main differences of the Model from well-known

Parametric Control of Indicators Volatility of the National Economy of Kazakhstan within the Framework of Regional Economic Union