Предложения за измерване на „Транзакционния сектор“ от официалната статистика

Suggestions for Measuring the Transaction Sector by the Official Statistics

George Chobanov, Henrik Egbert () and Albena Gyuredzheklieva

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Abstract: The measurement of transaction costs in an economy is a question of present interest and a difficult problem for every country. Attempts for measuring the transaction costs do not take effect mostly due to the fact that the data being gathered by the System of National Accounts do not correspond to the necessary for the measurement of transaction costs data, a fact that has motivated the authors of this paper to make a suggestion to the national statistics for changes in the official statistical studies that would largely improve the quality of transaction costs measurement. Измерването на транзакционните разходи на едно национално стопанство е актуален и труден проблем за всяка страна. Опитите за измерването на транзационните разходи не дават добри резултати главно поради факта, че данните които се събират по правилата на системата на националните сметки до голяма степен не съответстват на необходите за предсмятането на транзакционните разходи данни, което мотивира авторите на статията да направят предложения към официалната статистика да се въведат статистически изследвания, които значително биха подобрили качеството на измерването на транзакционните разходи.

Keywords: transaction sector; transaction costs; measuring transaction costs (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: B52 E29 P24 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006-06-01
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Published in Statistica 2.2006(2006): pp. 49-63

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