| Summary: | Economic capacity is a key element in
shaping public policies, with a key role both in
forecasting the elements of accounting, fiscal
and monetary policy and in carrying out macroand
micro-economic strategies. We aim to analyse
the benchmarks on economic capacity
through the predictable characteristics of economic
and financial impact indicators and to
determine the size of economic capacity sensitive
to uncertainty through an economic model and
evolution clusters for VAT and gross value
added in relation to the elements of the structure
of the economy at a given time.
The results are useful for economic decision-
makers to assess the necessary changes in
accounting, fiscal and monetary policy in order
to stabilize economic capacity at an optimally
representative level for the current stage of
economic development.
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