Economic-statistical Analysis

Syllabus

1. Introduction to economic – statistical analysis – subject and tasks, institutions providing data from the field of economic – statistical analysis (Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic, Eurostat). 2. Demographic statistics – basic data sources, measuring the state, structure and density of the population. 3. Demographic statistics – measuring the movement of the population, indicators of natural, mechanical and social movement. 4. Family and household statistics – family, household, categories of social affiliation of individuals, basic indicators of family and household statistics. 5. Labor market statistics – labor resources, employment, unemployment, absolute and relative basic indicators of the labor market. 6. Population income statistics – net cash income (disposable income), indicators of average income, indicators of real and nominal incomes, consumer price index, inflation rates, indicators of population income differentiation. 7. Population consumption statistics – definition and classification of consumption, methods of statistical survey of consumption, units of consumption, methods of consumption analysis, quantification of factors influencing consumption. 8. Statistics of poverty and living standards – poverty line, poverty incidence and poverty gap, measuring poverty and social exclusion in the EU, human development index. 9. Health statistics – health network, health services, health status of the population and its conditions, basic indicators of health statistics. 10. Statistics of educational activities and educational services – formal education, non-formal education, non-formal learning, indicators of educational capacities and educational processes, lifelong learning. 11. Financial indicators of the company – characteristics, subject and meaning, types of financial analysis. 12. Analysis of financial indicators of the company – indicators of liquidity, activity, indebtedness and profitability. 13. System of national accounts ESA 2010 – basic principles, transactions in products, distributive and financial transactions, sequence of accounts.