PRECONDITIONS OF MINING LOGISTICS SYSTEMS RATIONALITY ASSESSMENT

Authors

  • R. Leontiev Computer center of FEB RAS
  • Y. Arhipova Institute of Mining Affairs of FEB RAS

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31618/nas.2413-5291.2021.3.74.527

Keywords:

Logistic systems of mining industry (LSMI), evaluation of social rationality, associated production, integrated LSMI, choice of significant criterion

Abstract

The article formulates the preconditions for reasonable assessment of the levels of social rationality of a real or developed (existing, implemented, planned for implementation) integrated logistics system of the mining industry (ILSMI) and some “ideal” ILSMI with predetermined desired parameters (characteristics, requirements), as well as preconditions for comparing these evaluations in order to determine the conformity of the actual or developed ILSMI to the standard visual characteristics

Author Biographies

R. Leontiev , Computer center of FEB RAS

D-r of econ. science, professor, Chief Researcher

Y. Arhipova , Institute of Mining Affairs of FEB RAS

Cand. of econ. science, leading research associate

References

Leont'ev R.G., Arhipova Ju.A. Logistika gornogo dela (integrirovannye sistemy): monografija. – Vladivostok: Izdatel'stvo Dal'nevost. federal. un-ta, 2021. – 200 s.

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Published

2021-12-30

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 74 (2021)

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