THE HISTORY OF ONE LEASE: STATE AND PRIVATE INTERESTS IN THE SALE OF WINE
THE ARTICLE CONSIDERS AN ATTEMPT TO FARM OUT TAVERN FEES IN THE PERM PROVINCE IN 1760. THE AUTHOR EXAMINES THE REASONS THAT THE MERCHANT WAS GUIDED BY IN HIS REPORT TO THE COLLEGIUM OF STATE INCOME. TO UNDERSTAND THE GENERAL SITUATION WITH WINE LEASING IN THE KAMA REGION, SOME SALARIES OF TAVERN FEES IN 1733-1779 WERE ANALYZED. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT BOTH THE MERCHANT AND THE COLLEGIUM OF STATE INCOME WERE AWARE OF THE STATE OF AFFAIRS ON THE GROUND AND IMAGINED HOW MUCH PROFIT COULD BE MADE FROM THE WINE SALE. AN INCREASE IN CASH RECEIPTS FROM TAVERN PROFITS WAS NOTED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF A LEASING SYSTEM SINCE 1767 IN THE PERM PROVINCE.