Forecasting expenses for rolling stock repair of the transport organization are prorated ones on fuel materials

Authors

  • N. F. Zenchuk EE “Gomel, Belarusian state university of transport", Belarus, Belarus
  • A. V. Zaluzhna EE “Gomel, Belarusian state university of transport", Belarus, Belarus

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2011/6849

Keywords:

forecasting expenditures, maintenance, repair, motor vehicles, expenditures on fuel

Abstract

One of possible approaches to forecasting expenditures on maintenance and repair of motor vehicles is to determine their value in proportion to planned expenditures on fuel. The changes in operating conditions, in market prices for parts and fuel have little effect to the ratio between repair costs and fuel costs. This ratio changes little over long periods of time. The results of calculating the values of this ratio for a number of years for modern economic conditions of Belarus are presented.

Author Biographies

N. F. Zenchuk, EE “Gomel, Belarusian state university of transport", Belarus

Н. Ф. Зінчук

A. V. Zaluzhna, EE “Gomel, Belarusian state university of transport", Belarus

А. В. Залужна

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Published

2011-12-25

How to Cite

Zenchuk, N. F., & Zaluzhna, A. V. (2011). Forecasting expenses for rolling stock repair of the transport organization are prorated ones on fuel materials. Science and Transport Progress, (38), 242–248. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2011/6849

Issue

No. 38 (2011): ISSUE 38

Section

ECONOMICS AND МANAGEMENT

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