Microeconomics refers to the economic activities of a single quantity, that is, the economic activities of a single economic unit. Refers to individuals, business units and their economic activities, such as individual production, supply and marketing, individual exchange prices, etc. The operation of the micro-economy is guided by price and market signals, and adjusts and balances itself through competition; while the operation of the macro-economy has many areas that cannot be achieved by the role of the market mechanism, and needs to proceed from the overall interests of society and use various means. , carry out macro adjustment and control. There are five main indicators of microeconomic effects:
1. construction period
The construction period refers to the construction time of the project, that is, the time taken from the start of the permanent construction of the project to the completion and commissioning of the project. It is an important indicator to measure the economic effect of investment.
Shortening the construction period, it can be completed and put into production or put into use in advance, which can not only reduce the occupation of investment, but also enable the constructed projects to exert their economic or social benefits as soon as possible. The main basis for evaluating the construction period is the construction period quota and relevant historical data.
2. unit production capacity investment
This is an indicator that comprehensively reflects the investment saving effect of engineering projects. The unit production capacity investment is the engineering project investment consumed to build each unit production capacity.
3. Payback period
The payback period refers to the period of time during which the investment is recovered from the realized profits (including taxes) after the project is completed and put into operation. It is an important indicator that comprehensively reflects the economic effects of the construction process and the production process after it is put into operation.
4. Newly added fixed asset output rate
The output value rate of newly added fixed assets refers to how much output value can be increased by adding one yuan of fixed assets.
