text: The rates of raising the economic effectiveness of the Institutes, that have shtfted to this •vst.. of labour remuneration. ere auch higher; and the rates of ralte In the salaries are essentially lower .. than Jn the case of Institutes that have not shflted·to this system. It Is IMpossible to deal with the vast number of factors In a brief report that render a stimulating effect on accelerating scientific-technical progress In t~e national •ocnomy, for example, granting bank credit on favourable ~er•s• reservt ... capacities of Industrial enterprises. preferential supply of materlar-techntcat resources for work on new technologies• creation of temporary collectives and subdivisions. etc. However, It Is necessary to deal more with the further develop­ ment of the self-suportlng syst ... which Is one of the baste stimulants. The decision of July 12. 1979. •on Improving planning and Intensifying the effect of the economle mechanism on Increasing the effectiveness of prdouctton and quality of work• envisages to shift research, destgnlng-technotoglcal.and other -organizations of the Industrial ministries by 1985 to a system of payments for fully completed work accepted by -the customer. Unlike the existing system. wherein the expenditures. Including those of the Intermediate stages, are reimbursed. but not the final result. the new system Implies payment only for completed work. And the work should be not simply completed. but cheeked and accepted by the customer for Introduction. The developments wtl I be real lzed on account of the USSR State Bank credit for a •normative" percent (0.5J ann~al bank rate), and If the work Is not fulfil led In due time and needs additional crediting, then the bank rate Increases to 3J. The completed and accepted developments remain ttl I final Introduction on the extra balance register of the executor and accepted to the balance of the customer. It Is written off the balance after Introduction. All the developments In this case 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a new system of payment for research and development organizations, focusing on the shift from reimbursing expenditures to paying for fully completed and accepted work. The text also mentions the role of the USSR State Bank credit and the impact on the effectiveness of production and quality of work. The language used is technical and focused on economic and industrial aspects.