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I. A. Nedoluzhenko
I. A. Nedoluzhenko

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  • Date submitted
    1957-09-28
  • Date accepted
    1957-11-07
  • Date published
    1958-09-25

ПРОИЗВОДИТЕЛЬНОСТЬ ТРУДА В УГОЛЬНОЙ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОСТИ СССР И РЕЗЕРВЫ ЕЕ РОСТА

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Уголь занимает главное место в топливном балансе нашей страны. В решениях XX съезда КПСС на 1960 г. уровень добычи угля определен в 593 млн. т. Этот уровень может быть достигнут при условии зна­чительного роста производительности труда в угольной промышлен­ности. Вследствие этого изучение динамики и выявление резервов роста производительности труда в данной отрасли производства имеет весьма актуальное значение для экономики СССР.

How to cite: Nedoluzhenko I.A. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1958. Vol. 34 № 3. p. 3.
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  • Date submitted
    1957-09-16
  • Date accepted
    1957-11-21
  • Date published
    1958-09-25

АНАЛИЗ СЕБЕСТОИМОСТИ В УГОЛЬНОЙ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОСТИ СССР ЗА 1940—1956 ГГ.

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Себестоимость угля по угольной промышленности в целом Уровень себестоимости продукции различных отраслей промышлен­ности в период войны изменялся по-разному в сравнении с довоенным уровнем. В добывающей промышленности, в том числе и угольной, а также в некоторых других отраслях себестоимость продукции значи­тельно увеличилась.

How to cite: Nedoluzhenko I.A. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1958. Vol. 34 № 3. p. 18.
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  • Date submitted
    1954-09-20
  • Date accepted
    1954-11-27
  • Date published
    1955-09-07

On differential rent in the coal industry of the USSR

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Differential rent should benefit the state. If differential rent were to remain in the mine that produces it, it would result in it receiving unjustified profits, an excessively high profitability as a result of better natural conditions, and not as a result of savings, the use of new technology and improved organization of production. In addition, receiving high profits would not stimulate mines to further struggle to reduce production costs and increase profitability. On the other hand, the mine that operates under worse natural conditions, the cost of coal of which is significantly higher than the selling price, should receive a significant state subsidy. Such a mine would be deprived of the incentive to strive for profitability, since its loss is covered by the state. Thus, the establishment of selling prices and the consideration of differential rent are of great importance for improving the quality of work of each mine and the entire coal industry as a whole.

How to cite: Nedoluzhenko I.A. On differential rent in the coal industry of the USSR // Journal of Mining Institute. 1955. Vol. 30 № 3. p. 25-32.
Mining
  • Date submitted
    1940-07-26
  • Date accepted
    1940-09-21
  • Date published
    1941-01-01

Main issues of planning in the coal industry of the USSR

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The production task is the basis for drawing up a production plan, which must first of all take into account the use and load of existing fixed assets, the capital construction plan, and also identify organizational and technical measures that ensure the implementation of the plan. Therefore, the main elements of the production plan are as follows. Determining the need for raw materials (if any), various materials, fuel, i.e. drawing up a material supply plan. A labor plan, including a plan for the need for labor and wages, as well as labor productivity indicators arising from the technical plan. A production estimate, which reflects all the results of the plan and previously achieved production results and establishes a cost reduction plan. The basis for drawing up production estimates are standards for the consumption of material elements of production and prices. A financial plan that defines financial relations with budgetary and credit institutions, the procedure for financing and the growth of savings. A capital construction plan, to some extent independent, but closely linked to the production program.

How to cite: Nedoluzhenko I.A. Main issues of planning in the coal industry of the USSR // Journal of Mining Institute. 1941. Vol. 14 № 1. p. 123-134.