Abstract
1. Organization of accounts for final and intermediate output in hydraulic construction is possible and economically expedient despite the long duration of the construction cycle. 2. Only such elements or parts of structures whose period of completion of construction and assembly determine the start of subsequent operations at the rate specified by the technological construction schedule can be considered intermediate output. 3. Accounts for intermediate output augment the progressive effect of planning and management of construction by means of network schedules and economically stimulate a reduction in construction time. 4. The realization of accounts for final and intermediate output requires some reorganization of the existing instructions on drawing up estimates, planning, accounting, material stimulation, contracts, and financing of construction.
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