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1. EXPENSES OF FARM HOUSEHOLDS ON CONSUMER GOODS AND SERVICES IN 2006-2016 IN POLAND.

Author

Siedlecka, Agnieszka and Wielewska, Izabela

Subjects
*HOUSEHOLD budgets, *CONSUMER goods, *QUALITY of life, *INCOME, *HOUSEHOLD surveys
Abstract

The level and structure of household expenses is determined by the amount of income earned. In the analysed period, the results of the household budget survey indicate an increase in both the average monthly disposable income per one person of the household as well as the average monthly expenditure per person on consumer goods and services. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate how the shift in the level of farm household incomes in relation to households in general influences the change in expenditures on consumer goods and services. For the purpose of the study, secondary data obtained from the reports of the Central Statistical Office were used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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2. OCENA DOCHODOWEJ ELASTYCZNOŚCI POPYTU NA DOBRA I USŁUGI KONSUMPCYJNE W GOSPODARSTWACH DOMOWYCH WEDŁUG GRUP DOCHODOWYCH.

Author

STANISŁAWSKA, JOANNA and WYSOCKI, FELIKS

Subjects
*CONSUMPTION (Economics), *CONSUMER goods, *CONSUMER surveys, *INCOME
Abstract

In this article an attempt has been taken to assess the elasticity of revenue expenditure on basic goods and services for groups of households in Poland, separated using an income criteria. Coefficients of elasticity have been assessed basing on estimated Working models, using unpublished raw data, on individual households from the household budget survey conducted by the Central Statistical Office in 2006. Based on the survey can be concluded that the highest values of co-factors were income elasticity for the households of the first group of income - up to 200 zł / person / month. These households were characterized by a high elasticity of expenditure for all of the analyzed consumer goods and services, including food. The lowest income elasticity occurred in the highest income group - above 1700 zł / person / month. Demand for food and soft drinks, alcoholic beverages and tobacco, as well as housing and energy carriers in these households was close to saturation level and demand for other goods and services was not very flexible and classified them as a basic level group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

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