Differential Methods of Measuring the Non-Observed Economy as a Unified System of Calculation of the Indices of the Hidden and Informal Production

Abstract

The actual problem of obtaining qualitative assessment of socio-economic indicators is the account of hidden and informal activities on the basis of differential methods. They have a function of adjustment and directed to adjust the figures in the official statements. This allows you to have a fairly complete assessment of the economic transactions that fall outside the normal statistical error. However, obtaining them is complicated by the inadequacy of the output indicators. This raises the need to use different methods of estimating the hidden phenomena and how they characterize.

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