  An analysis of minijet production from the hard pomeron with a running
coupling constant is performed. Two supercritical pomerons found in the
numerical study are taken into account. The calculated inclusive jet production
rate is finite at small $k_{\bot}$ and behaves like $1/k^{-4}_{\bot}$ at high
$k_{\bot}$ modulo factors coming from logarithmic terms. The average $k_{\bot}$
is found to be very large ($\sim 10-13 GeV/c$) and practically independent of
energy. This is interpreted as an indication that at present energies we are
still far from the asymptotics and that, apart from supercritical pomerons,
other states contribute significantly.
