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The object of this research is the &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo; as a social working group. The subject of this research is resource potential of the &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo;. On the example of sociological study conducted in the Republic of Bashkortostan, the author reviews particular characteristics of resource potential of the &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo;. Analysis is carried out on the main types of formalization of labor relations and terms of employment of &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo;. The author reveals the trends in the dynamics of financial situation and pay level of the members of households participating in the survey, as well as considers additional sources of their income. The article analyzes subjective assessments of respondents regarding their affiliation to social classes, living conditions, as well as availability of durable goods in households. The following conclusions were formulated: 1. A relatively low economic activity and minimal level of entrepreneurial activity have remained; insignificant number of &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo; have a second job. 2. The conducted analysis demonstrates worsening of the financial situation of households that participated in the research (approximately one third of respondents cannot afford to buy clothes). Salaries of the majority of respondents does not exceed the republican average. 3. Decent living conditions are complicated by the fact that every fourth &amp;ldquo;working poor&amp;rdquo; does not own the place they live. 4. Although availability of cars and durable goods shows a slight increase, its also indicates the growth of debt load 5. The positive trends include a relatively high physiological potential and level of education of the respondents, which allow reckoning on the prospects of growth of their labor potential.	

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Peculiarities and dynamics of resource potential of the “working poor” (on the example of a sociological research conducted in the Republic of Bashkortostan)