体育事业统计报表指标体系和指数开发研究

统计报表是统计调查中搜集统计资料的主要方式。为了满足全国各界对体育统计信息的需求，本文建立了体育统计年报报表指标体系，包括基本信息、投入指标、进展指标和产出指标等四项二级指标，48项三级指标。针对目前统计年鉴中绝对量指标多，相对量指标少，可比性差的问题，尝试设计了十六个宏观管理指数。通过本课题的研究，希望能为我国体育事业统计指标体系的建立和体育统计年鉴的完善提供参考。     

违规行为金额的统计口径有待规范

审计统计制度自建立以来，统计报表上关于违纪违规金额的统计指标经历了多次改变；１９９１年前，统计报表只填报“违纪金额”；从１９９１年开始，该项指标分为“违纪金额”、“违规金额”两个细项；１９９３年开始，该项指标又回到１９９１年前的状态，只填报“违纪金额...     

试论建立经济责任审计统计制度

论述建立经济责任审计统计制度的必要性和经济责任统计报表设置的指导思想、原则、统计指标体系内容以及经济责任审计统计工作的基本要求。     

信息产业行业标准及统计指标研究

何谓信息产业,从国民经济行业分类标准中如何界定信息产业,需要有一个科学的定义;如何评价信息产业的发展需要有一个合理的评价标准.为此,北京市将"建立信息产业和城市信息化统计指标体系"作为一项重要课题,重点研究了信息产业的行业统计范围和统计指标体系,此研究成果将纳入今后的统计调查制度当中,逐年对我市信息产业的发展进行监测,为政府决策部门提供量化依据.     

乡镇企业财统报表改革浅见

乡镇企业财统报表改革浅见刘浩泰为了适应社会主义市场经济体制运行和乡镇企业高速发展的需要，消除乡镇企业财务、统计数据上报中效能低，指标多滥，数出多门的敝端，把乡镇企业财务统计工作逐步纳入良性循环的轨道，需要对财务、统计报表及指标体系进行改革并研制出符合...     

统计决策在建筑企业发展中具有重要作用

从20世纪50年代到现在,建设系统的统计信息工作经历了从无到有、逐步发展完善的过程。不仅在统计指标体系、统计方法、统计报表制度等方面进行了有益的探索,还用统计数据描绘出建设事业发展状况和走向、趋势,为决策和管理提供了有力的支持。     

北京东城区 率先建立部门统计制度

北京市东城区统计局以全面发挥统计职能作用、更好地为政府部门和社会公众服务为出发点,建立了一套完整的部门统计报表制度。部门统计制度根据各部门的功能和分工,分为8个分册,共有188张统计报表,2440个指标,涉及东城区49个部门。     

全民健身背景下社会体育指导员关键能力评价指标构建研究

采用文献资料法、SPSS统计分析法、Yaahp软件分析等,对社会体育指导员关键能力评价指标进行探讨,并构建其评价指标体系。通过主成分分析得到14个关键能力指标,运用Yaahp软件分析确定各级指标权重。指标体系体现全民健身背景下社会体育指导员关键能力的本质特质,为社会体育指导员关键能力的培养、考核和评价提供了可量化的依据,也为学校人才培养提供了参考,具有较强的现实指导意义。     

哪几个指标能评价医保运行状况

城镇职工基本医疗保险,是社会保险的重要组成部分,加快医疗保险制度改革,保障职工基本医疗,是建立社会主义市场经济体制的客观要求和重要保障,涉及广大职工的切身利益,关系到国民经济发展和社会稳定。由此可见,医疗保险运行状况的好坏,对当地经济的发展和社会稳定,起着重要的作用,那么哪几个指标可以评价某地的医疗保险好坏,就成为一个统计数据信息问题。尽管现在统计报表中有许多统计指标,但也很难来评价一个地区的医保运行的好坏。笔者认为如下几个指标可以粗略地反映出一个地区的医疗保险运行的健康与否。参保率。现在统计报表中的参保率…     

提升园林绿化统计工作 促进园林事业的可持续发展

我国城市园林绿化统计工作自20世纪50年代起,逐步建立了一套较为完整正规的统计制度和指标体系。园林绿化的绿地率、绿化覆盖率、人均公共绿地三项统计指标,全面而直观地反映了城市绿化的水平与质量。文章通过园林绿化统计工作中存在的问题、园林绿化统计工作的意义与作用以及进一步提升城市园林绿化统计工作进行探讨,并通过这一探讨能够将园林绿化统计工作提档,更好地推动城市园林事业的可持续发展。     

Het Indian Statistical Institute te Calcutta Organisatie en werkprogramma

The Indian Statistical Institute at Calcutta.
After an introductory statement on the organisation of official statistics in India the author describes the various departments of the Indian Statistical Institute, and its contributions to the development of sampling methods, in mathematical statistics and theory of probability, biometrics, psychometrics, statistical quality control, demography and economic development planning. The Institute occupies a leading position in India as a national and international centre of statistical research and training at very advanced levels.     

Use of Statistics in the Monetary Policy of the Czech National Bank: The Case of a Country in Transition

In the presented text the authors judge the importance of statistics in the monetary policy of the Czech National Bank (CNB) over the course of the economic transformation process, with particular consideration of changing statistical needs and the possibilities and limits of statistical data exploitation in the monetary analyses. The importance of statistics lies on the level of collection and processing of statistical information and on the level of use of statistical methods to analyse data. Since the start of the 1990s the requirements for statistics were significantly influenced by monetary policy. In the period 1990–1997, monetary targeting was the primary influential factor. Since 1998, the monetary policy is influenced by inflation targeting. Statistical priorities switched from monetary data to economy and financial market data. Much progress has been made in the use of statistical methods for analysing data. Statistics available at present cover the CNB's standard monetary-policy requirements and are on par with those in developed countries. Its further development will reflect the standard changes taking place in the more advanced countries.     

可持续发展能源指标体系的数据统计

指标体系与统计的关系表现为两方面,一方面可持续发展能源指标数据来源于各种统计分类,另一方面指标包括可持续发展的能源指标体系又促进了统计的发展;为了得到有效、准确、全面、协调和及时的能源相关统计数据,统计体系需要协调的框架以及各项加强的策略。     

The Citizens' Right to Information and the Duties of a Democratic State in Modern IT Environment in the Light of the UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics and the ISI Declaration on Statistical Ethics

Modern information technologies, particularly the technology of very large data bases, Internet and modern mass media, have changed the processes of production, storage and dissemination of information. These technologies have a direct impact on the practical realization of citizens' rights to information. In democratic societies, in modern IT environment, information is produced and disseminated by many social and economic entities. Many producers and disseminators of information do not know or do not obey the criteria which should be met by any information delivered to the public. In this paper the advantages and the threats for the citizens' rights to information generated by the distribution and globalization of information processes in modern IT environment are discussed.
It seems that for the protection of the citizens' rights to information, there is the need for specification and codification of quality criteria and standards for information produced and disseminated with the use of modern IT. Official statistics may and should play an important and active role in defining those criteria and standards. Professional ethics of statisticians and of official statistics seems to be the proper basis for that. Ethical principles of statistics are formulated in two basic documents: The fundamental principles of official statistics adopted by the UN Statistical Commission in 1994 and the ISI Declaration on statistical ethics adopted by the ISI in 1985.     

Impact of Karl Pearson's Work on Statistical Developments in India

Karl Pearson's work greatly inspired P. C. Mahalanobis's interest in statistics, who was at the centre of modern statistical developments in India. Mahalanobis learned statistics on his own, reading Pearson's articles and his journal, and encouraged others to study Pearson's papers. Pearson was a Honorary Fellow of the Indian Statistical Institute, which has been a leading statistical training and research center in India. The statistical revolution that Pearson brought also facilitated the training and research of many Indian statisticians.     

INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS

Statistical methods are indispensable tools for management and play a key role in Total Quality Control. Statistical methods in process control, experimental design and life testing are considered. Some aspects of tecbing statistics in industry are discussed. The successful application of statistical methods very much depends on the proper collection of data. Applying and teaching experimental design is therefore strongly recommended.     

Official Statistics on ICT in Japan

Taking into account the developments of ICT in recent years, a lot of countries are dealing with the preparation of statistics on ICT. In Japan, the Basic Law on Formation of an Advanced Information and Telecommunications Network Society (Basic Law on IT) was enforced on January 6, 2001, in which the Government is obliged to prepare official statistics related to ICT. In Japan, at least 41 kinds of official statistical surveys, including questions related to ICT, have been conducted in the past five years. Their main purpose, survey items and survey methods are various and different from each other. To grasp the new development in IT as a whole, “IT Indicators in Japan”, which is a new compendium on ICT, was compiled in 2001. Also, “Information and Communications in Japan”, which is a white paper published in 2001, presented basic data on the extent to which IT has permeated the economic activity and people's lives. In addition, the 11th revision of the Japan Standard Industrial Classification (JSIC) was published by the Statistical Standards Department, Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications (MPHPT) in March 2002 in response to the change of economy and society including the development of ICT. The Working Group on Indicators for the Information Society of OECD has been working for several years in order to prepare internationally comparable and statistically measurable ICT indicators and related ICT statistics. In this paper, an overview of the present situation of Japanese official statistics related to ICT is given with some analysis. In addition, some problems are raised which should be considered from the viewpoint of the necessity and measurability and so on for the appropriate preparation of ICT indicators and e‐commerce‐related statistics. “IT; Information Technology” and “ICT; Information and Communications Technology” are often used without any distinction. “ICT” is used in this paper except where “IT” is used as a proper noun, as it is considered almost the same as “IT”. The views expressed herein are those of the author, and are not necessarily those of the Statistical Standards Department or any other Japanese government authorities.     

宁沪杭体育产品消费价值研究

运用文献资料法、问卷调查和数理统计等方法,分析宁沪杭三城市女性家长体育消费特点与差异。研究表明:妇女获得体育信息途径一致;体育服装鞋帽是女性家长消费最多物质产品;体育休闲场所门票和会费是女性家长消费最多的服务产品。     

An Interview with Chris Skinner

Chris Skinner was born in London on 12 March 1953. He completed a BA in mathematics in 1975 at the University of Cambridge. He then obtained an MSc degree in statistics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in 1976 and worked as an assistant statistician in the Central Statistical Office for 1 year. After working as a research assistant in LSE from 1977 to 1978, he joined the University of Southampton as a lecturer in 1978, where he earned a PhD in social statistics in 1982. He remained at the University of Southampton, where he became a senior lecturer in 1989 and professor of statistics in 1994. While serving as the head of his department from 1997 to 2000, he played a crucial role in the creation of an MSc programme in official statistics in 1999. In 2011, he returned to the LSE, where he currently holds the position of professor of statistics. Chris is the author of over 80 peer‐reviewed articles in statistical journals and the co‐editor of two influential books on the analysis of survey data. He made significant research contributions covering areas that include the analysis of survey data, inference in the presence of non‐response and measurement errors and statistical disclosure control. He served on several advisory committees, including the Statistical Methods Advisory Committee at Statistics Canada (from 2000 to 2011) and the National Statistics Methodology Advisory Committee in the United Kingdom (from 2001 to 2010). He has received numerous awards and honors for his outstanding contributions to survey sampling and social statistics. He is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association, Fellow of the British Academy and a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. In 2009, he received the West Medal from the Royal Statistical Society for contributions to social statistics, and in 2010, he was made a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. In 2019, he also received the Waksberg award to recognize his contributions to survey methodology. The following conversation took place at LSE on 21 May 2019.     

Training Employees for African Statistical Offices

A review of the organizational set-up of a national statistical office, its staffing levels and subjects covered has been described. Two groups of employees of a statistical office are considered with respect to the teaching of statistics, namely those already in employment and those expected to be employed by a statistical office. The Statistical Training Programme for Africa (STPA), under which the present study was undertaken, improvement and strengthening of statistical training programmes for employees or expected employees of a statistical office, are described including selected aspects of the programme. Teaching programmes for those currently in employment with the objective of improving their work performance are also described. Achievements and problems of the programme are given. In conclusion a new framework for revitalisation of teaching of statistics in Africa in the 1990s is mentioned.