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Social indicators : Prospects for social accounting systems

Perhaps I can illustrate what I mean by referring to a page from a speech by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The page is typed, with many pencilled changes in the President’s own hand. Figures on earnings per year, for example, were crossed out by the President and replaced with corresponding figures on earnings per week [...] Then at the bottom of the page some lines full of figures are crossed out, and replaced by the President with these words : "I see one third of the nation ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished." This statement by FDR exemplifies one use of Social Indicators.