METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING THE EFFICIENCY OF A CONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION
METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING THE EFFICIENCY OF A CONSTRUCTION ORGANIZATION
This article reviews the scientific literature on the formation of performance indicators of construction organizations. Differentiated and generalized indicators of efficiency are used to assess and determine the economic efficiency of construction production. The effectiveness of the use of some form of cost and resources is expressed in differentiated performance indicators: quantitative indicators, final indicators and social results. Scientific and practical suggestions for solving problems in the construction complex were developed.
statistical analysis, fixed assets, capacity of fixed assets, capital construction, contract method, economic method, duration of construction objects, capital investments, unfinished construction objects, economic efficiency, socio-economic efficiency , investment, comparative analysis of regions; construction industry, housing, affordable housing, spending, capital investment and fixed capital investment, new construction, reconstruction, technical re-equipment, etc.
statistical analysis, fixed assets, capacity of fixed assets, capital construction, contract method, economic method, duration of construction objects, capital investments, unfinished construction objects, economic efficiency, socio-economic efficiency , investment, comparative analysis of regions; construction industry, housing, affordable housing, spending, capital investment and fixed capital investment, new construction, reconstruction, technical re-equipment, etc.
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