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• W63561290 abstract "Abstract: The conditions, characteristics and stages of the development of the capitalistic elements of the building services market in a provincial town (on the base of the material about Tambov) in the 19-th century are analyzed in the article. In the documents of the first half of the 19-th century there are no data about the permanent staff of the executors of building contracts from the town or provincial administration, and what is more, about private persons, working on the market professionally. By the end of the century there were a few people, who could provide building services, as for their specialization it left much to be desired. The professionalism of builders-contractors is understood as an opportunity to provide customers with a level of services, corresponding to the quality of the same services in large towns and to the development of technologies. Besides, a high level of the development of building services is characterized by the appearance on the market of people, dealing only or mostly with the building activity, making money thanks to it, having the corresponding special knowledge and education. The contractors of 1820–1870 were mostly merchants, those people, who had one yard, less often middle-class persons. It is evident that practically all of them did not have a considerable real estate, as the contracts, concluded by them, were not large ones. In fact there was no case when the construction of some object was carried out by one and the same contractor, contracts were often divided. This can be explained by various reasons, for example, by the fact that the provincial government did not want to take risks and shift all responsibility and means to one person. However, there were cases when one large construction was made by one contractor, though it would have been safer to divide it. Then the provincial administration would have had to coordinate their activity, to send bureaucrats to the building site for every contractor, i.e. to have additional problems. It is more evident that on the building services market at that time there were simply no people, who could pay a pawn, corresponding to even a small construction (usually from 6 up to 10 % of the estimate of the construction). Contractors did not pawn their real estate except one case. Perhaps because they did not have this real estate. When merchants (mostly merchants of the third guild) took part in the sale of contracts there was always a note in the archives documents that they" @default.
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• W63561290 title "Provincial town market of building services in XIX century (on the Tambov)" @default.
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