Demographic and socio-psychological effects in judging the minimal and ideal standard of living

Demographic and socio-psychological effects in judging the minimal and ideal standard of living

Автор: Mihly Nikolett, Komromi Nndor, Bruder Emese

Журнал: Региональная экономика. Юг России @re-volsu

Рубрика: Фундаментальные исследования пространственной экономики

Статья в выпуске: 2 (20), 2018 года.

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The EU carried out research on 26 member states in which comparative indicators on the standard of living were created [16]. This qualitative research served as the basis of our paper as it was suggested that the social and economic situation of the respondents had had a significant impact on the issue of what “minimally acceptable” and “affordable” is by a nation in terms of certain goods and services. Accordingly, the consumer baskets created this way do not necessarily reflect what the required and inevitable minimum standard of living in the given society is (one of the objectives of the research was to define this). As a matter of fact, setting and achieving the desirable, minimal or satisfactory standard of living depend on a lot of factors. In our opinion demographical characteristics are important but the individual’s personality traits, psychological impacts and socio-cultural background are also as important as they are. Our paper reviews the research results on the topic and presents empirical research carried out with women...

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Living standard, financial consciousness, demographic differences, socialpsychological effect, identity, budget

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/149131243

IDR: 149131243   |   DOI: 10.15688/re.volsu.2018.2.2

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