№ 4/2018

№ 4/2018

Nauk. pr. NDFI 2018 (4): 94–105https://doi.org/10.33763/npndfi2018.04.094

EDUCATION FINANCING

KAMINSKA Olena ¹

¹SESE “The Academy of Financial Management”
OrcID ID : https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5859-5623

Rationing of scientific research work and its role in efficiency and quality improving of scientific research work

The article investigates the problem of rationing research work and its role in improving efficiency and productivity. The study of the problems of improving labor valuation as a component of increasing production efficiency, productivity growth, more efficient use of working time, increased social security, ensuring the optimal ratio of the measure of labor and its payment has been conducted by foreign and domestic scientists from the middle of the last century. Domestic and foreign experience on these issues is analyzed. It is revealed that the questions of rationing scientific work have not been studied enough and require additional research in terms of the development of a regulatory methodological base. A national system of rationing of scientific work has not yet been established, which could be recommended for determining the value of scientific and technical products. Investigation valuation research shows that there are various methods of rationing of labor input in the performance of research projects (expert, total (analog) and settlement and analytical), which are not universal and have limitations on the application. Approaches to the rationing of research work for fundamental, applied scientific research and experimental development should be different due to their considerable specificity. The principles of labor valuation in the process of conducting research and development are determined by the economic laws governing the development of scientific, technical and technological progress, the nature and content of scientific work and the various features of its organization, as well as the very type of GDR. There is a close relationship between the valuation of labor and its organization. We consider it relevant to further search for approaches to the rationing of scientific work in order to increase its efficiency and quality.

Keywords:rationing of labor, research work, efficiency, productivity, methods of rationing

JEL: I21, I28

Kaminska O. . Rationing of scientific research work and its role in efficiency and quality improving of scientific research work / O. Kaminska // Наукові праці НДФІ. - 2018. - № 4. - C. 94-105.

Article original in Ukrainian (pp. 94 - 105)

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