Dynamics and Differentiation of the Population Incomes in the Altay Kray since the Beginning of Market Reforms
Research Article
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Sergiyenko A.M. Dynamics and Differentiation of the Population Incomes in the Altay Kray since the Beginning of Market Reforms. Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia. 2016. Vol. 12. No. 1. P. 194-205. (in Russ.).
Abstract
The article deals with the results of statistical analysis of dynamics and differentiation of the population incomes in the Altay Kray compared with those in Russia and regions in the Siberian Federal District. Trends in population income per capita and average monthly wages, real incomes, income structure, poverty and inequalities at three phases of economic development, namely: in the 1990s, during the period of economic growth and in 20092014 characterized by impact of the global crisis have been analyzed, the features of interrelation of population income and gross regional product per capita and social risks in the sphere of population incomes being identified.
Keywords:
incomes of population, trends, structure of incomes, poverty, inequality, stages of economic development, an agricultural region, the Siberian Federal District, The Altay Kray
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11. Zubarevich N.V. Regions of Russia: inequality, crisis, modernization. – Moscow: Independent Institute for social policy, 2010.
12. Latysheva M.A. Statistical research of differentiation of Russian regions by level of socio-economic development // Vestnik of Volgograd state University. – Ser. 3: Economy. Ecology. – 2010. – Vol. No. 1. – P. 89–92.
13. Stukalenko E.A. Income disparities: causes and consequences // Bulletin of Omsk University. Series «Economics». – 2014. – №1. – P. 183–187.
14. Sustainable development of rural areas of Altai territory: the socio-economic and spatial aspects: collective monograph / scientific. editor A.J. Trotskovsky. – Barnaul: Publishing house Alt. University press, 2013.
15. Sergiyenko A.M. Poverty and Differences in Population Incomes in Siberian Regions with Agrarian Specialization // Izvestiya of Altai state University. – 2013. – No. 2/2. – P. 257–262.
16. Mau V. Socio-economic policy of Russia in 2014: entering new frontiers? // Voprosy Ekonomiki [Issues of Economics]. – 2015. – No. 2. – P. 5–31.
17. Sergiyenko A. M. Activity of the population in the labour market: trends and transformation mechanisms in the regions of Siberia in the years of market reforms. – Barnaul: Publishing house of ASU, 2013.
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Sergiyenko, A. M. (2016). Dynamics and Differentiation of the Population Incomes in the Altay Kray since the Beginning of Market Reforms. Living Standards of the Population in the Regions of Russia, 12(1), 194-205. Retrieved from https://www.jour.fnisc.ru/index.php/vcugjournal/article/view/8297
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