Economic Impact Measure
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An Economic Impact Measure is an impact measure that quantifies economic changes resulting from economic interventions through economic impact assessment methods.
- AKA: Economic Effect Measure, Economic Outcome Metric, Economic Impact Indicator, Economic Assessment Measure.
- Context:
- It can typically quantify Economic Impact Magnitudes through economic impact calculation formulas.
- It can typically identify Economic Impact Directions through economic impact sign determination.
- It can typically establish Economic Impact Timeframes through economic impact temporal analysis.
- It can typically assess Economic Impact Distributions through economic impact incidence evaluation.
- It can typically determine Economic Impact Significances through economic impact statistical testing.
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- It can often capture Economic Impact Direct Effects through economic impact primary measurement.
- It can often detect Economic Impact Indirect Effects through economic impact secondary analysis.
- It can often measure Economic Impact Multiplier Effects through economic impact ripple tracking.
- It can often evaluate Economic Impact Net Effects through economic impact cost-benefit analysis.
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- It can range from being a Microeconomic Impact Measure to being a Macroeconomic Impact Measure, depending on its economic impact analysis level.
- It can range from being a Short-Term Economic Impact Measure to being a Long-Term Economic Impact Measure, depending on its economic impact time horizon.
- It can range from being a Monetary Economic Impact Measure to being a Non-Monetary Economic Impact Measure, depending on its economic impact value type.
- It can range from being a Static Economic Impact Measure to being a Dynamic Economic Impact Measure, depending on its economic impact equilibrium assumption.
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- It can integrate with Economic Impact Models for economic impact prediction.
- It can connect to Economic Impact Databases for economic impact benchmarking.
- It can interface with Economic Impact Survey Tools for economic impact data collection.
- It can communicate with Economic Impact Reporting Systems for economic impact dissemination.
- It can synchronize with Economic Impact Policy Frameworks for economic impact decision support.
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- Examples:
- Employment Economic Impact Measures, such as:
- Output Economic Impact Measures, such as:
- GDP Impact Measure, quantifying economic impact production changes.
- Productivity Impact Measure, assessing economic impact efficiency gains.
- Sales Revenue Impact, tracking economic impact business performance.
- Export Impact Measure, measuring economic impact trade effects.
- Welfare Economic Impact Measures, such as:
- Consumer Surplus Impact, quantifying economic impact buyer benefits.
- Producer Surplus Impact, assessing economic impact seller gains.
- Deadweight Loss Measure, tracking economic impact efficiency loss.
- Social Welfare Impact, measuring economic impact total benefits.
- Distributional Economic Impact Measures, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Program Cost Measure, which tracks implementation expenses rather than economic impacts.
- Process Measure, which monitors operational metrics rather than outcome effects.
- Input Measure, which quantifies resource use rather than economic changes.
- Satisfaction Measure, which assesses subjective opinions rather than economic effects.
- Compliance Measure, which tracks rule adherence rather than economic impacts.
- See: Impact Evaluation, Economic Analysis, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Program Evaluation, Econometric Method, Causal Inference, Policy Analysis.