PART 1. PRINCIPLES OF COMPETITIVENESS TRANSPORTATION COMPONENT OF ILSGP

Authors

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

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31618/nas.2413-5291.2022.1.75.552

Keywords:

Integrated logistics systems of the mining industry (ILSGP), transport components of the ILSGP, principles of competitiveness

Abstract

The article presents the first part of a set of fundamental principles for developing a procedure for determining the competitiveness of objects (routes of communication, terminal structures and devices, rolling stock) of various types of transport (the procedure for choosing a mode of transport) in the formation and implementation of integrated logistics systems for the mining industry (ILSGP).

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

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Published

2022-02-01

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 75 (2022)

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