text: conditioned by the following thinking. Current changes of wages are reflected In real functioning. It Is known that In our country the wages are constantly rtlslng which corresponds to the Party's course aimed at continuous growth of the people's welfare. Soclo-econo.mlc pol Icy of the state Is also reflected In the level of dynamics of prices: low prices for articles of the first necessity, housing en~ communal services, higher prices for luxurious articles and products which are harmful for health. In the process of current economic activities the existing system of prices and normatlves makes It possible to solve problems related to creation of necessary conditions for self-accountlngactlvltles of enterprises and amalgamations etc. In this respect prices, normatlves and wages servicing current economic circulation and thus real !zing socio­ economic objectives of the plan are of I lttle value for measuring the economic effect. As known, the economic effect reflects changes In full national economic expenditure and production. Current prices and evaluations reflect the process of redistribution of the society's net Income. Whereas while determining the economic efficiency we are more Interested In finding out what Increment of net Income we receive by spending our resources, I.e. we are trying to solve the problem of economic measurement of our Input and output. We receive the posslbll lty of subsequent redistribution of our Income In the national economy to the extent of the excess of output over Input. After the redistribution Is done In our plant, after It has reflected prices, evaluations and wages the economic effect cannot be determined as It Is dissolved In current prices and normetlves. And here we come across another task -evaluation of 27-4 self-accounting efficiency of production. determination of Income or profit ensured by current productive functioning. Solution of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing economic concepts and policies, specifically focusing on the evaluation of economic efficiency, prices, wages, and the relationship between input and output. It also mentions the concept of self-accounting efficiency of production and the determination of income or profit. These topics are typical of economic development and planning, and the text does not mention any specific industries, natural resources, or environmental issues.