Chapter 111 What Muscovites Need Most

Before he knew it, it had been almost a month since Seryozha was transferred to Moscow. During this time, Seryozha was always doing nothing, spending a lot of time on his studies at Leningrad University. Bayi Chinese Network = ≠ ≠ = The main reason is not that Seryozha does not want to make a difference. He has now deeply realized the complexity of the Moscow Youth League Committee. Almost everyone here has a background, and everyone is dealing with errands However, even Sergey's direct subordinates couldn't be sure that they belonged to some kind of minister. How could Sergey be able to command and move these people.

Sergey's mediocrity aroused Andropov's dissatisfaction. Chairman An didn't often give others opportunities. I think Sergey's work in Gorky made Andropov see the talent of this young man. , and now Chairman An has established himself as the second-in-command in the party. As Brezhnev is getting old, Andropov must start thinking about forming his own team. No matter how high he was promoted to, the Youth League Committee was an easy place to get promoted. Andropov wanted this young man to work in the Moscow City Committee after he had made some achievements here.

Andropov, who was dissatisfied with Seryozha's performance in this section, naturally wanted to beat the young man. He called the Youth League Committee to reprimand Seryozha, and told him clearly: "I will transfer you I came to Moscow not to let you dawdle, but to let you do something, if you keep doing nothing like this, I will send you to the Far East!"

Seryozha was in a cold sweat listening to this side of the phone. Although he knew that Chairman An meant to be transferred to Moscow, he didn't think that Chairman An would take him seriously. The No. 1 person is actually quite concerned about his work performance. Although he understands that his performance in Gorky City has been praised by Chairman An, he doesn't think that he can really be appreciated and promoted by Chairman An just because of this achievement. But it is true that Seryozha underestimated himself. Now the officialdom in the entire Soviet Union is full of people. Although Seryozha's motives are not noble.

Seryozha, who was reprimanded loudly by Chairman An, couldn't help but smiled wryly for the rest of his life. Who could understand his current situation, and it would simply not work to completely copy Gorky's set in Moscow. Not to mention that this is the capital, even if there is a famine everywhere in the country, there will still be sufficient supplies of supplies here. More importantly, the income of Muscovites is higher, and there is not much demand for cheap goods here. The high-quality and cheap home appliances smuggled by Vankov and the high-end tobacco and alcohol smuggled by his brother Hassan are even more popular.

Seryozha couldn't complain to Andropov about these things. All the problems could only be solved by himself. Looking at the entire Moscow Youth League Committee, only his secretary Nastya could be regarded as his own. Superficially respectful, Seryozha had no illusions that they would obey his orders. Therefore, for the current plan, it is imperative to form a small department within the Youth League Committee that obeys its own orders.

So Seryozha decided to turn his attention to the League branch organizations under the Moscow Youth League Committee, and he decided to go to these branch organizations to find the talents he needed. Especially those regiments of industrial enterprises around Moscow that are directly managed by the Ministry of Youth and Industry. Although these regiments are not high-level, they manage a lot of workers, some with hundreds of thousands of employees, and some with nearly ten thousand people, and as the capital of the whole country, Moscow has too many industrial enterprises around it. From this point of view, if young workers from these enterprises can be attracted to join mutual aid associations, then Seryozha's existing business model can still continue.

What can be done to attract these young workers to participate? Xie Liaosha pondered for a long time. In this world, all you need are food, clothing, housing and transportation. So in the final analysis, you still have to think about it from these four aspects.

Seryozha fell into deep thought again,

What do Muscovites need most now? In the most densely populated city in the entire Soviet Union, the common people have neither food nor clothing, and the demand for cars and motorcycles is still at the stage of domestic cheap cars, so in the final analysis However, Seryozha can only make his own articles on housing.

Thinking of this, Seryozha suddenly felt that he had caught something. After thinking about it for a while, Seryozha felt that he had really found the right way this time. Not to mention that Moscow's permanent population is close to ten million, but there are many young people who come to Moscow from all over the country to work in these factories. These young people from other places come to work in Moscow, and most of them live in multi-person dormitories allocated by their units. These young people will get married in a few years and need their own space, but the most welfare housing system is It is not able to satisfy everyone. Many people do not wait until they retire to get their own house. Although the Soviets do not necessarily have to have a house of their own to get married like the Chinese, once they get married, they still face the need to improve their living conditions. Thinking of this, Seryozha suddenly made a decision, why not build some houses suitable for these newly married men and women, and rent them to these young people at a low price.

The more Seryozha thought about it, the more he felt that he had found the right way, using housing to attract young people to join mutual aid associations. One thing that young people in the Soviet Union is better than in capitalist countries is that there is no unemployment problem here, and all workers have a stable life. As a guarantee, this reduces the risk of mutual aid associations. As long as an agreement is reached with these workers' units, the rent will be directly returned to the mutual aid association from the wages of the workers, and the mutual aid association will not have to worry about not being able to collect the money back.

Seryozha felt that he was simply too smart. The brows that had been frowning for so many days finally relaxed. This is really a way to kill multiple birds with one stone. To build a house, it is inevitable to import building materials and machinery from abroad. There are few things, and this series of foreign exchange transactions all require a large amount of capital flow, which in turn provides a legal cover for Seryozha's underground financial business.

Thinking of this, Seryozha shouted loudly: "Nastya, inform me that the leaders of the regiment branches of all industrial enterprises in the Moscow region come to my meeting for a meeting. I have important matters to talk to them and tell them that this is related to Moscow The well-being of millions of young workers, whoever does not come is not serious about their work."

Nastia picked up the notebook in his hand and quickly recorded it.

"Also, find me a large abandoned building in the Moscow area, and give me a detailed investigation report as soon as possible, marking the places where people can live in it, Nastya, we are going to do a big job in Moscow!" Seryozha said with some excitement.