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(integrity); thematicality; grouping according to space and time; conception (indicator)
that it expresses, identity and community of classification and methods; being means of
succession and adaption; topicality; correctness; objectivity; neutrality. Mentioned
principles are criterion and quality signs of information.
It is known that, philosophy uses law and category and conceptions while
studying research object and carrying out its duties. During economic researches those
category and conceptions works as indicators. Economical-statistical evaluation of
research object is carried out by means of indicators.
Primary information characterizing the results of economical relations is formed
in the subjects (individual, family, agriculture and firms) that produce output and render
services, and their consumers as well. Observations are carried out in this stage. Primary
calculation information is prepared.
Usually book-keeping is set up for juridical persons. Book-keeping is a
permanent and continuous observing form of existing economical relations on formal
and definite principles. Book-keeping is not usually set up for physical persons. As a
result of conducted timings, from time to time on specific programs necessary and
primary information is obtained through oral interviews, with methods of measurement
and weight.
Persons preparing information are classified in this way: juridical persons
engaged in economic activities; counter-experts involved in one-time requests; state and
non-governmental organizations preparing information (information associations of
committees, statistics, finance, tax authorities, unions, fields, ministry, social
organizations, social research centers, scientific-research organizations, and
researchers).
Each of used numerous indicators do not operate separately, but in a unique
system that is in mutual relation with each other according to definite principles.
Researchers offer the most general principles of system of unique indicators
being used as follows:
Micro and macro indicators;
Natural and cost indicators;
Individual (specific) and general indicators;
extensive and intensive indicators;
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