Population welfare: socio–economic influence factors and assessment approaches
The subject of the research is theoretical and methodological approaches to the characterizationof factors influencing the well–being of the population.The aim of the research is to determine the theoretical foundations of assessing the impact offactors on the well–being of the population.Research methods. The main methods were method of the systems approach; statistical analysis;search method; indicator method; graphic; abstract–logical.Results of the investigation. It has been established that determining the well–being of thepopulation under the influence of modern socio–economic and military events becomes relevantin the context of dynamic changes in the global environment, increasing poverty, income inequality,unemployment, etc. It has been determined that in addition to economic indicators, it is importantto take into account social, educational and environmental aspects. This helps to create a holisticpicture of well–being, based on a comprehensive approach to its assessment. Various developmentsand approaches to the analysis of the issues of well–being of the population are traced, in particularin the context of globalization. It is proved that for conducting research on this issue it is advisableto consider the characteristics of factors that have a significant impact on the well–being of thepopulation. The study of these factors allows us to conclude that the most influential are economic,social and personal. The study of the characteristics and relationships between them has shownthat their impact may differ for different population groups. It has been established that the well–being of the population can be considered through a multi–level structure. It was determined that themost common approach defines a three–level structure, namely: basic, middle and higher levels. Asignificant range of methodological approaches are used to analyze well–being. It was found that theirset is currently quite wide and includes statistical methods and various indicators. It should be notedthat subjective assessment also plays an important role in measuring the levels of well–being of thepopulation, especially when it comes to measuring medium and high levels. Analysis of the functionalpurpose of sovereign wealth funds allowed us to emphasize that they are an effective tool used toincrease social well–being through the use of state resources. This made it possible to proposestrategic imperatives for improving the well–being of the population, which should be determined bythe socio–economic policy of the state and be based on appropriate components.Scope of the results. Socio–economic policy, population welfare, social protection, financial andeconomic support, quality of life, food consumption, pension provision.Conclusions. The well–being of the population is a multidimensional and dynamic concept thatrequires a comprehensive approach to the analysis and implementation of policies to achieve it. Itis important to take into account economic, social, emotional and spiritual aspects, as well as theinfluence of external factors. It has been proven that the well–being of the population is an importantindicator of the development of any country. Ensuring proper living conditions for citizens contributesto improving their quality of life. It has been established that the development of the social sphere, inparticular social protection, is one of the ways to improve the well–being of citizens. In particular, aneffective pension system helps to promote the well–being of citizens in old age. It has been proventhat the general well–being of the population is determined by a complex of social, economic andcultural factors that interact with each other, influence each other and are important in the effectivedevelopment of the state based on ensuring high standards of living.
Institutions
- KROK University (UA)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-05-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15316412
- Primary Topic
- Electronic Health Records Systems
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00