Abstract

The general methodological principle adopted by the author is the scheme recommended by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office which relates production output to input according to their content and structure. This methodology was operationalized by quantifying the relationship between a net production indicator (the national income realized by industry) and an indicator for the normative revenue, the one 'to be expected' with regard to expenditures ('corrected national income'). Production dynamics are expressed by volume indices of a list of products. Expenditures and the 'normative revenue' which is made proportionate to expenditures are defined in a two-channel scheme starting from wages on the one hand and from the gross value of fixed assets on the other, with indicators using the former as a denominator.

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