text: P2 Is the planned Increment of profit; W2 and C2 wholesale price <tess turnover tax> and prime cost of manufacturing a unit of new product In the planned year; W1 and Ct wholesale price (less turnover tax> and prime cost of manufacturing e unit of replaced product In .the year preceding the Introduction A2 The of new absolute planned means of The plan of of new machinery; · volume of production of new product In the planned year. planned reduction of the prime cost from the uti I lzatlon machinery In the production processes Indicated the reduction of expenditures per unit of product or for the scope of work as a r~sult of utilizing more efficient labour, advanced Implements and production methods. direct prime effect Is considered In the calculations of the cost, which Is revealed In the reduction of 23-4 .3~9 technological labour consumption. material consumption and other variable expenditures for production. The economic effect of the measures for raising the techno­ economic level of production, which Is expressed In reducing the expenditures for production, Is determined by calculating the economy gained from each measure. The total effect Is determined by summing up the economy from at I the measures. The economy from all the measures (Irrespective of financing sources), contained In the state plans for the development of science and ~nglneerlng and In the plans for the technical development of the enterprises, Is considered In the calculations of the prime cost. The elaboration of measures for raising ~he technical level of production, comprising of the lntroductfon of new and Improve­ ment of the active machinery and technology, precedes direct elaboration of the plan. In the case of unpreparedness or Incomp­ leteness of the measures at the moment of elaborating the draft 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the planning and calculation of costs and profits in a manufacturing context, specifically in the context of introducing new machinery and technology to improve production efficiency. The text mentions turnover tax, prime cost, and wholesale prices, indicating an economic focus. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting a professional or academic setting.