Well-Being Indices Comparative Analysis: Russia And Foreign Countries
Author(s) -
Lubov Spitsina,
Vladislav Spitsin,
А. А. Шашкова
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
the european proceedings of social and behavioural sciences
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
ISSN - 2357-1330
DOI - 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.57
Subject(s) - lagging , economic indicator , population , economic welfare , social welfare , scale (ratio) , index (typography) , estimation , economics , welfare , development economics , geography , macroeconomics , political science , statistics , demography , computer science , market economy , mathematics , cartography , management , sociology , world wide web , law
Using the OECD’s data, we study well-being indices comparison main areas for Russia and economically developed countries. The tendency of unleading countries to find mechanisms of economic growth by the welfare various aspects impact is noted. We used the method of complex efficiency estimation to solve the problem of economic well-being analysis. We assessed the effectiveness and optimality of economic well-being of the population. The effectiveness assessment of economic well-being in Russia revealed a significant gap from foreign countries by most indices. The optimality assessment of economic well-being did not reveal any major differences in values between men and women both in Russia and in foreign countries, but allowed to establish a greater gap between the values of indicators of leading and lagging groups in Russia than in other countries. Indicators ratio of lagging groups in Russia with foreign countries was worse than the ratio of indicators at the entire population level. The results of the economic well-being analysis are advisable to consider in the process of state regulation in Russia. State support of social services should be a priority of social and economic policy on the federal and regional authorities. Our analysis justifies the recommendation to reduce the gap between rich and poor groups of Russia's population by using various regulatory tools, including a progressive scale for a number of taxes. © 2016 Published by Future Academy www.FutureAcademy.org.uk
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