Statistical indicators of social insurance are indicators for specific quantitative analysis of social insurance categories, and are concepts and specific values that reflect the quantitative characteristics of the overall phenomenon related to social insurance at a certain time, place and condition. Social insurance statistical indicators are composed of two parts: index name and index number, which are organically unified and indispensable.

1. Different classification according to the content of the whole phenomenon [1]

1, social insurance quantity index. In social insurance statistics, the social insurance quantity index is a statistical index reflecting the absolute total amount of social insurance, which is expressed in absolute number form and has physical or monetary units of measurement. For example: the number of insured enterprises, the number of insured persons, the accumulated collection income of social insurance funds and so on. Quantitative indicators reflect the absolute number of population, and their values increase or decrease with the size of the overall scope, which is the starting point for understanding the overall phenomenon.

2. Social insurance quality indicators. In social insurance statistics, the quantitative relationship and status of social insurance as a whole are studied, that is, the quality index of social insurance. It reflects the comparison between the total number of internal social insurance contracts and the total number of units, or the total number of contracts. For example: social insurance coverage, social insurance fund collection rate, etc.

2. Classify the social insurance phenomenon according to its different nature.

1, the time-point indicator (static indicator) is a horizontal indicator reflecting the social insurance phenomenon at a certain moment.

For example, the number of people who participated in the basic old-age insurance at the end of a city1998 65438+February 3 1 reflects the number of people who participated in the basic old-age insurance at this moment.

The characteristics of time-point indicators are as follows: first, time-point indicators do not accumulate; Second, there is no direct relationship between the size of the time index and the length of the interval.

2. Period index (dynamic index) is a general index reflecting the development process of social insurance phenomenon in a certain period.

For example, from 65438 to 0998, the total amount of social insurance funds collected in one year was a continuous process.

The characteristics of the period indicators are as follows: first, the period indicators are cumulative; Second, the size of the period index is directly related to the length of the period.

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