The State of the Nation: Social Systems Accounting

achieve action activity agencies analysis aspects assets associations attention balance become calculations capital central changes Chapter clusters codes collection communication complex concepts considerable countries deal differentiation direct discussed distribution economists effort elements extent external extremely families Figure foreign formal future give goals Gross groups guidance hard human important income increase indicators individuals industrial inputs interests internal investment involved kinds less major material means measures models monetary multiple national economic accounting national income nature needed objectives operations organizations output partial particularly performance period physical planning political population possible present problem quantity refer regarded relations requires respect result roles satisfaction satisfy sector sense social systems society specific statistics structure subsystems system performance tend tions types United usually variables various