What are the social insurance statistical indicators?

The complete statistical indicators include four contents:

1, determine the name of the indicator, including two aspects. One is to clarify the connotation of the indicator concept, so as to clarify which should be included and which should not be included; The second is to clarify the extension of the index to clarify the overall statistical scope of the index. Explain the nature and content of the quantitative characteristics of the phenomenon reflected.

2, clear the time limit and spatial scope of statistics. Everything and phenomena exist in a certain time and space. Therefore, the statistical design of spatio-temporal standard time is an important part. Among them, the space standard can adopt regional scope or management scope according to needs; Time standard should be based on the characteristics of statistical objects, using time standard or period standard.

3, determine the quantitative scale and unit of measurement. The nature of objective things and people's cognitive ability determine that different quantitative scales should be adopted for different phenomena. The commonly used quantitative scales in statistics from low to high are: classification scale, ordinal scale, fixed distance scale and fixed proportion scale; The measurement units of statistical indicators mainly include physical units, monetary units and time units, which are generally selected according to the nature and requirements of indicators.

4, clear the calculation method of indicators. The calculation method varies with indicators. Some statistical indicators, the connotation and extension of the concept are determined as soon as they are determined, and there is no need to specify the calculation method. This is the case with some aggregate indicators, such as the total area of land transfer and the total value-added tax on land.

For example, in 1983, the national steel output in China was 40.02 million tons, which is a complete statistical index. Statistical indicators in statistics generally refer to some quantitative characteristics of social and economic phenomena, that is, the names of statistical indicators without specific time and space boundaries and numerical values (such as "steel output").