ANATOLII ROJCO

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ANATOLII ROJCO
Population Inequality and Welfare
Measuring (based on Households Budgets Survey)
One cannot achieve sustainable welfare if half
of the country will prosper and half would live
in misery Franklin Delano ROOSVELT - USA
President (1932-1945)
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The main goal of the investigation is to estimate
inequality using modern scientific methods of
inequality measuring and analysis. The object
for inequality measuring and inequality if the
household. The data source are the data of
Household Budget Survey carried out by the
National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of
Moldova. The main indicator or population
welfare are the consumption expenditure of
households.
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Households distribution in correlation with
consumption expenditures and disposable income
(2005),
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Dynamics of Gini coefficient during 1998-2005
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Dynamics of quintile and decile coefficients of
funds
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Consumption expenditure distribution by quitiles
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Lorenz Curves
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Gini coefficient dynamics in territorial aspect
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GDP evolution and Gini coefficient as against
previous year,
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Level of population inequality in different
countries
a consumption expenditures b disposable
income c authors calculations
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Sex and age structure of households depending on
their welfare level,
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Distribution of households with different welfare
levels by number and composition,
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Disposable income in households with different
welfare level (in average per one member per
month)
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Distribution of households and volume of money
from abroad,
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Consumption expenditures in households with
different welfare levels (in average per one
member per month)
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Housing depending on households welfare level
and residence of its members
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Presence of utility commodities in the dwelling
depending on household welfare level ( in of
total of households )
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Households equipping with durables (pieces by
100 households)
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Durables operation period in households
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Land usage by households,
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Health status of household members depending on
welfare level,
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Household expenditures for health
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Education level of household members (of 15
years and over),
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Households with children studying on contract
basis,
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Distribution of households with different welfare
levels by number of visits to service providers
for population,
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Self-assessment of households living standards,

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Level of difficulty when paying for utility
services depending on households welfare level,
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Size of monthly disposable incomes sufficient for
settling household's problems (per one household
member, lei)