| K. Marx: there is nothing else but a useful activity of one or another value of labor;L.V. Sannikova: activities of the service provider to preserve or change the state of intangible benefits performed in favor of the service recipient;V.V. Pilyaeva: entrepreneurial activity aimed at meeting the needs of other individuals (except for activities based on labor relations);M.N. Maleina: a certain activity, the result of which has no material embodiment and is inseparable from the personality of the performer;L. Berry: is an activity, performance or effort. |
E.G. Shablova: the method to satisfy the individual needs that is not associated with creation (improvement) of a thing or object of intellectual property and is achieved through activities permitted by the current legal law on a reimbursable basis;Yu.Kh. Kalmykov: provision of some benefits or the creation of certain amenities. |
N.A. Barinov: economic relations arising due to the results of labor that creates values in the form of activity to meet specific, reasonable human needs;M.B. Rossinsky: a specific form of economic relations that implies the presence of a producer and a consumer of services;E.P. Grushevaya: economic relations arising not due to the results of labor, but due to labor as an activity;F. Kotler: any activity or benefit that one party can offer to another that is basically intangible and does not result in ownership of anything. |
