Evaluation of agricultural service and rent by the hour of equipment operation
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Israfil Ismayilov Ibrahim, Prof. Dr. |
| Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences | |
| i.israfil@aqroservis.gov.az |
The determination of rent payment for agrotechnical services to farms with machinery, per unit of work and per time of work has been studied. It is determined that when paying the rent per unit of work the time losses caused by technical, technological, organizational, climatic conditions and other reasons during the performance of works are not fully taken into account. It is substantiated that according to the technical, economic and social points of view it is more expedient to make a rent payment per working hour since it takes into account the time of service of a hectare by operation, cost of one working hour of machinery, time of travel of distance between the fields. Rent per hour of work helps to reduce the cost of production and increase the efficiency of production and use of machinery.
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Doctor of Philosophy in Economics
Okiemua. Okoror
Department of Economics, University of Benin, Nigeria | Department of Economics, University of Reading, UK
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