The MIQ inventory measures how much you value status. What are measures of status?

It seems there might be a confusion or misinterpretation in your statement. MIQ typically refers to "Motivated Information Processing in the Regulation of Health Behavior." It's a concept related to health behavior change, not specifically related to inventory or status. If you meant a different concept related to inventory or status, please clarify.

If you are interested in measures of status, particularly in the context of inventory or supply chain management, you might want to consider metrics like:

1. Stock Levels: The amount of a product or resource that is available in inventory at a given time.
2. Lead Time: The time it takes to receive goods after placing an order. This is crucial for inventory planning and ensuring products are available when needed.
3. Order Fulfillment Rate: The percentage of customer orders that can be completely fulfilled from the available inventory.
4. Backorder Rate: The percentage of customer orders that cannot be fulfilled from the current inventory and are placed on backorder.
5. Stockouts: The occurrence when a product is out of stock and unavailable for customer purchase.
6. Inventory Turnover: The number of times inventory is sold or used in a specific period. High turnover rates can indicate efficient inventory management.

Regarding "measures of status" in a more general sense, it could refer to metrics or indicators that reflect the standing, progress, or condition of a particular system, process, or entity. This can vary widely depending on the context, so additional details would be helpful for a more specific answer.