Economic Value for Societies and its Relation to Expenditures

How do the expenditures in the society reflect its economic value?

For clarifying this point, we will learn about expenditure kinds:

Economic Expenditures:
 
They are about the services and jobs that give the positive economic value for the society for its significance in the production processes and the financial and subsistence division for the society families, in conformity with the technological progress. And for clarifying this point, we will present the following examples which are listed within the economic expenditures:

- Medical services: for preserving the health of the society and population.
 - Educational services: which are based on foundations in match with the society culture.
- Scientific and engineering services: which are associated with physical commodities production, or through developing the infrastructure that helps to produce and distribute these products and commodities.
 
 
Institutional expenditures:

Such as the expenditures that have been carried out by any government on the management of the army or the internal security and other administrative institutions. And in general, the governments are often ranked under the institutional expenditures in the society. However, it shall be distinguished that the governments' activities fall under the item of economic expenditures, as mentioned above including the maintenance and development of the infrastructure. On the other hand, the sale expenditures such as spending on trading transactions are part of the institutional expenditures or the financial fees and the financial management in general. Where, they are non-economic expenditures, but are required for the institution sustainability.

Economic loss expenditures:

Where, they are the negative economic value in the society, which based on the expenditures because of the unemployment, criminal activities In the society, in addition to the non-ethical activities. They usually require intensive physical efforts.