The article tries to analyse and judge income diversity of rural population, focussing on socio-demographic conditions. It is presumed that diverse socio-demographic features of households determine incomes disproportions. Searching for sources of diversity among rural population (including polarization of incomes), it was found that those features accumulate. Socio-economic groups of households - farmers and agricultural workers classified by GUS - were the subjects of the researches. Rural households, contrary to other socio-professional groups, have particular connection between a households and a farm. The possition of these groups comparing to labour households was defined concerning incomes parity problems and socio-demographic varieties.
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