Indices, criteria and methods to evaluate institutional interests of enterprises and commercial banks at different levels of economic development

Competition development in production and banking sector of the economy, financial markets, and public administration based on digital and other innovative technologies in XXI century is associated with a disbalance in institutional interests of various entities, including banks and enterprises. The article offers indicators, criteria and methods to assess this imbalance. Further, the authors intend to report the methods that will allow to harmonize the institutional interests of the latter two subjects to enhance their efficiency on the basis of these assessments. In-depth analysis of the studies in Russia and abroad allows us to identify seven new terms for the development of institutional economics: “institutional interest” (II); “imbalance and balance of institutional interests” (III and BII); “index of intuitional interests” (III); “criterion of institutional interests” (CII);”balance and imbalance level of institutional interests“(BLII and ILII); “potential growth balance and imbalance level of institutional interests” (PGBLII and PGBILII)”. This provided a theoretical foundation to develop a new method and propose a new scientific category “supermarket of indices of institutional interests” (SIII). SIII is represented as a multi-level table including more than 425 indices on the basis of which CII is calculated. BLII (ILII) is offered to be measured through membership function according to Harrington scale using fuzzy III of different forms. Final assumptions of the method and its testing will be reported in further publications of the authors.

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