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Diversification Indexes: Arrangement And Application Possibility For Company Towns

Table 2:

Index Range Dynamics Evaluation The objects of measurement Application for Company Town Diversification Measurement
1.General Indexes

1.1 Concentration Indexes
CR [0; 1] - Different +

Considering town-forming enterprise
HHI (0; 1] - Different +

Considering dispatched goods, employment, investments, and taxation by economic activities or by companies
HT [0; 1] - Sales of the companies +

Considering dispatched goods, employment, investments, and taxation by economic activities or by companies
E [0; lnn] - Different +

Considering dispatched goods, employment, investments, and taxation by economic activities or by companies
HKI [1/s1; n] - Companies (banks) and the elasticity of new company entry +

Considering dispatched goods, employment, investments, and taxation by all companies in town
G, L [0; 1] - Different

by uniform groups of elements 		+

Considering dispatched goods, employment, investments, and taxation by all companies in town
1.2 Comparative Indexes
CV [0; 100%] - Different +

Considering economic activities and companies
L (0; +∞) - Top companies and major companies -
K [0,5; +∞) - Dominant firm and Competitive fringe -
2. Specific Indexes

2.1 Micro-level Indexes
ρ w , wMDP - Financial assets -
DIV [0; 0,5] - Interest and non-interest income (banks) +

Considering core and other industries
2.2 Industry Indexes
LQ [0,5; +∞) - Regional data +

Considering company town data
I HAC - Regional data +

Considering company town data
TK [0; 100%] - Regional data +

Considering company town data
K p [0; +∞) - Industry data +

Considering core industry data
2.3 Shift-Share Indexes
k [0; 1] + Industry data in different periods +

Considering core industry data
I R [0; 1] + Industry data in different periods +

Considering core industry data
σ [0; 0,5] + Industry data in different periods +

Considering core industry data
NSirt (0; +∞) + Industry data in different periods +

Considering core industry data
MSirt (0; +∞) + Industry data in different periods +

Considering core industry data
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