Table of Contents
Preface
IntroductionI.1. About essence of concept “Quality of Life” (“QoL”)I.2. What for it is necessary and why it is possible to measure quality of lifeI.3. About two methodological approaches to an estimation and measuring of quality of lifeConclusions
Chapter 1 Basic theoretical concepts of quality of life and examples of approaches to its measuring1.1. The choice of concepts of quality of life: from answers to what questions it depends?1.2. The basic theoretical concepts of quality of life1.3. Methods of quality of life measuring (world experience)1.4. Analysis of properties of integrated indicators of quality of life (II QoL)Conclusions
Chapter 2 Macroeconometric analysis of QoL: measuring of synthetic latent categories2.1. Integrated components of a category “Quality of Life” and their decomposition2.2. Requirements to formation of a priori sets of variables for various synthetic categories of quality of life2.3. Methodology of measuring of synthetic categories of quality of life and methods of multicriterial rating of territories (countries, subjects of the Russian Federation, municipal unions)2.4. Examples of construction II QoL in inter-country and inter-regional analysisConclusions
Chapter 3 Macroeconometric analysis of QoL in the problems of estimation the efficiency of a social and economic policy3.1. General logic scheme of use of integrated indicators of quality of live in a problem of estimation of a social and economic policy efficiency3.2. Parameters of a social-economic policy and institutional developments as determinants of improvement of quality of life of the population (results of inter-country econometric analysis)3.3. Revealing of key directions of perfection the social and economic policy in the Russian regionsConclusions
Chapter 4 Microeconometric analysis of quality of life and living standards4.1. Consumption behavior of households and revealing of the type-forming variables (or the determinants)4.2. Analysis and modeling of distributive relations in a society4.3. Problems of the information support of quality of life and living standards micro econometric analysisConclusions
Appendices
Appendices to Chapter 2 (A2)A2.1. Structure and the maintenance of the information included in the WCYA2.2. A priori and a posteriori sets of partial criteria of a synthetic category “Quality of Life” the inter-country analysis (the source:[WCY, 2009])A2.3. The initial and unified statistical data for the inter-country analysis (the source: [WCY, 2009])A2.4. Results of realization of the formation procedures a posteriori set of partial criteria QoL on the basis a priori set in inter-country analysisA2.5. Results of construction of II of QoL and rankings of the countries on the basis of [WCY, 2009] dataA2.6. A priori and a posteriori sets of the partial criteria for each synthetic category QoL of the subject of the Russian FederationA2.7. The initial statistical data for a posteriori sets of indicators (in the naturaland unified form) on regions of RussiaA2.8. Values block and summary II each synthetic category QoL for the Russian Federations regionsA2.9. Values of single (summary) II QoL and the integrated indicators on each synthetic category for the Russian Federations regions4
Appendices to Chapter 3 (A3)A3.1. The table of values of II QoL ( y(1) y(4)) and corresponding explanatoryvariables (x(1) x(17)) for 60 countries and regions6A3.2. Dynamics of the variables-determinants measured in natural unitsA3.3. An a priori set of indices of social and economic and Institutionaldevelopment for the Russian Federation region3A3.4. The initial data for econometric analysis of dependences II QoL from characteristics of a social and economic policy and Institutional development of region
Appendices to Chapter 4 (A4)A4.1. Some auxiliary knowledge on methods and algorithms of statistical processing not quantitative variablesA4.2. Probability of evasion of the household from survey as function of some it characteristics (results of the analysis)A4.3. Results of the statistical analysis of the mixture-distributions models in frameworks statistically observable range of values of household total expensesA4.4. Results of the nonparametric analysis of the distribution of Russia population by per capita expenses
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