Analysis of nominal income evolution in the rural area, on types of households. Case study, South Muntenia region

Daniela Cretu, Radu Andrei Iova and Elena Lascar

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Abstract: The income and consumption of the population are determined by the general evolution of the national economy, these know effects of the accession and post-accession processes of the country to the European Union. In this respect, in the present paper we proposed to study the evolution of the household, of the agricultural and nonagricultural income, supposing that the agricultural income determined a favorable evolution, using the research methods documenting, analyzing and processing of data by the secondary analysis. In Romania in the analyzed period, the decrease of the purchasing power of available income, inflation, high prices and tariffs for some goods and services led the households to reduce consumption to the bare minimum and to try to keep as much as possible the prior levels of consumption choosing to save costs.

Keywords: agricultural household; rural population; nominal income; agricultural income; non agricultural income (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: Q1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-10-21
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Published in Agrarian Economy and Rural Development - Realities and Perspectives for Romania ISSN – 2285-6803; ISSN – L – 2285-6803.4(2013): pp. 207-211

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