Abstract
With the transition of the economy to the intensive path of development, product quality has become one of the most important factors in the acceleration of scientific and technical progress and national economic growth. The quality of output, in addition to the quantity of output, plays a substantial part in satisfying the national economic requirement. Needs and their subject—the consumer—can in turn have a significant impact on improving product quality. The increasing impact of consumers on the resolution of this important problem is associated with the improvement of their economic relations with the manufacturers. Special attention here is merited by the question of raising the degree of correspondence of the rate of change in quality to costs and prices and of changes in the level of quality to the amount of price markups (discounts).
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