Techno-economic indicators

1. Value indicators and physical indicators. The former are indicators reflected in value form, while the latter are indicators reflected in physical form. 2. Comprehensive indicators and individual indicators. The former cost indicators include various expenses such as raw materials, fuel and power, depreciation, and wages, while the latter includes metrics such as the output value generated per 100 yuan spent on fuel and power. 3. Macro indicators and micro indicators. The former is a standard for evaluation from the perspective of the entire national economy, while the latter is a standard for evaluation from the perspective of corporate economics. 4. Absolute quantity indicators and relative quantity indicators. The former includes indicators such as national income and total profit, while the latter includes indicators such as value-added profit margin, return on investment, and cost profit margin. 5. Aggregate indicators and per capita indicators. The former includes things such as gross national income, while the latter includes things such as per capita national income. 6. Quantitative indicators and qualitative indicators. The former includes things such as energy savings and resource savings, while the latter includes aspects such as quality grade, proportion of high-quality products, pass rate, and defect rate. Technical and economic indicators refer to the measurement standards used by various sectors of the national economy, enterprises, and production and operation organizations to assess the utilization status of various equipment, materials, and resources, as well as the outcomes resulting from such utilization. It is a quantitative reflection of the economic effects of technical solutions, technical measures, and technical policies. Techno-economic indicators can reflect the various interdependent relationships among different techno-economic phenomena and processes, as well as the technical level, management level, and economic outcomes of production and business activities. All departments and enterprises have a set of technical and economic indicators that are suitable for their respective technical equipment, production processes, raw materials used, fuel and power sources, as well as the characteristics of their products