SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL EFFECTS OF SELF-REGULATION IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Gorbunov Valeriy Nikolaevich¹, Mihajlina Julia Mihajlovna², Dmitrieva Tatiana Nikolaevna³, Lobykina Natal'ja Valer'evna⁴
¹Penza state university of architecture and construction, candidate of economics, associate professor of the Department «Economics, organization and management of production»,
²Penza state university of architecture and construction, post-graduate student of the Department «Economics, organization and management of production»,
³Penza state university of architecture and construction, lecturer of the Department «Economics, organization and management of production»,
⁴Penza state university of architecture and construction, student

Abstract
The article describes the features of the evaluation of social and commercial effects of self-organization in the construction industry in the region. It is shown that the presence of social effects reduces the risk of opportunistic behavior by counterparties, and the presence or absence of commercial effects for members of self-regulatory organizations is a cost or savings on the protection and representation of their interests in relations with the market or the state has given the multifaceted nature of the problems.

Keywords: building, effect, government intervention, opportunistic behavior, self-regulation, social benefits, the commercial effect, transaction costs

Category: 08.00.00 Economics

Article reference:
Social and commercial effects of self-regulation in the construction industry // Modern scientific researches and innovations. 2014. № 6. P. 2 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://web.snauka.ru/en/issues/2014/06/36103