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THE SOCIO-LABORAL STATUS AND INCOME STRATIFICATION AS DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL HEALTH AND ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR OF UKRAINE'S POPULATION (Socialno-trudovyi status ta rozsharuvannia za dokhodamy yak determinanty socialnoho samopochuttia ta ekonomichnoi poved

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Balakireva O. N., Nour A. M.
Ekonomika i prohnozuvannia (Economics and Forecasting)
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2010
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issue 1
111-129
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The authors define the peculiarities of the interconnection between socio-professional characteristics of employment, which affect social stratification by incomes and social health and economic behavior of Ukraine's population on the labor market. The article analyzes the specific features of the impact of material condition of the economically active population on their social health, evaluation of their own lifestyle and opinions of possible changes in their activities and well-being. The authors formulate various problematic issues which are aggravating due to the current financial and economic crisis depending on the person's socio-laboral status and income stratification among this country's economically active population.
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SÚVISLOSTI PRÍJMOVEJ STRATIFIKÁCIE POPULÁCIE SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY

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Pauhofová I., Martinák D.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2014
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vol. 62
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issue 8
842 – 860
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The paper explores changes in income stratification of Slovak population for determination of the possibility of space “maneuver” for consumption. We analyse the results of the pre-crisis and crisis period. We focus on the macroeconomic framework of the income formation and the space for household consumption and propensity to save. The paper primarily examines the regional dimension of income stratification and focuses on the worst regions and of the availability of incomes in these regions. Differences in income stratification of residents in urban and rural areas and also some differences in the distribution of income between genders are examined. Partial attention is directed to the area of income stratification “silver population” (aging, older and oldest people) because of anticipation of their growing influence in the consumer market of the EU. Analysis uses data based on national accounts data from the Slovak Statistical Office, Eurostat data and administrative data on individual income from Social Insurance Agency in Slovakia.
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