plan the economy may be determined, proceeding from the planned expenditures for Introducing new machinery and normative dates of Its pay-back (coefficients of effectiveness). The calculation wll I not deal with relative economy formed as a result of Increasing the scope of production at the enterprise proper: and economy formed by utilizing new machinery at commissioned enterprises and objects. newly The economy Is determined for alI the types of expenditures for raw materials, other materials, fuel. energy. wages with extras, and other production expenditures associated with the Implemented measures. Depreciation of the new and replaced Implements of labour Is also Included In the calculations. If one or the other measure affects the absolute value of expendi­ tures. which are conditional-constant (for example>~ the Intro­ duction of automatic systems of management and . a resulting decrease of expenditures for management), these expenditures are considered as direct ones In respect to the given measure and their change Is Included In the calculation of economy. In order to coordinate the economic results of Introducing new machinery with the planned changes In the prime cost, It Is necessary to determine simultaneously with the annual design economy also Its value gained from the moment of Introducing the measure up to the end of the year. proceeding either from the scope of work In this period, or from the part of annual economy. pertaining to the calendar time period from the beginning of Introduction to the end of the year. 350 Impact of specific measures: Simultaneously, the calculations cons~der the transient economy from the measures accomplished during the preceding year. The value of this economy Is determined as a difference between the annual design economy and. Its part considered In the planned calculations of the preceding year. The sum of e~onomy mey be Increased or decreased with consideration of the ~hanges In the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic planning and evaluation of introducing new machinery and technologies in an industrial setting. The language used is technical and focused on financial and production-related concepts, such as costs, expenditures, and economies. This suggests that the text is related to the planning and management of industrial activities, rather than other areas such as education, healthcare, or international trade.

**Category**
Industry, Economic development