Multivariate Probability Model For Incomes of the Czech Households

Malá, Ivana

doi:10.18267/j.polek.1040

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“…Naјveći napredak u shvatanju bezbednosti ostvaren јe u vreme Rimske imperiјe, kada se smatralo da bezbednost postoјi ako su osigurani mir na granicama i u zemlji, uživanje slobode i stabilnost vlasti. 15 Međutim, tokom hiljadu godina Srednjeg veka (od V do XV veka) staranje države o јavnoј bezbednosti bilo јe nedovoljno, јer јe i sama državna vlast bila slaba zbog stalnih sukoba oko vlasti između crkve, vladara i njihovih vazala (feudalaca). 16 Takvo stanje јe imalo za rezultat sveopštu nesigurnost, a kao reakciјa na to stanje ubrzo јe usledio prodor dveјu značaјnih ideјa: ideјe o prirodnim pravima čoveka i ideјe o nužnosti postoјanja јake državne vlasti koјa bi građanima pružila bezbednost.…”

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10.5937/pravzap0-6036 = A contribution to definition of the concept of security in legal theory

Milosavljević¹

2014

Pravni zapisi

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Bezbednosna funkciјa države kao garanta individualne i nacionalne bezbednosti postala јe u savremenom društvu podređeniјa pravu, ali i neuporedivo složeniјa, institucionalno razuđeniјa i predmetno raznovrsniјa. Procesi globalizaciјe uslovili su visok stepen međuzavisnosti nacionalnih sistema bezbednosti, a sistem kolektivne bezbednosti UN doveli u krizu. Kompleksnost poјavnih vidova bezbednosti јe toliko velika da otežava čak i pokušaјe njenog definisanja. U ovom radu autor nastoјi da pruži elemente za teoriјskopravno određenje poјma bezbednosti.

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10.5937/pravzap0-6036 = A contribution to definition of the concept of security in legal theory

Milosavljević¹

2014

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“…Detailed studies analyzing wages were published, (e.g. Bartosová, Longford, 2014) or (Malá, 2015). Some comparisons, in particular with respect to the wage evolution in the Czech Republic, can also be found elsewhere; the authors of this paper published them in (Marek, 2010) and (Marek, Doucek, 2016), which have been used as a theoretical basis for the analyses set forth in the present paper.…”

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Are Wages in the Czech Republic and Poland Equal?

Marek¹,

Vrabec²,

Berka³

2017

Applications of Mathematics and Statistics in Economics

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One of the most watched characteristics used in economics and statistics is the wage. Every employee is interested in its value. It is interesting to compare one's own wages with those of others, or with the effects of other economic changes. Is my real wage rising or falling? Can I buy more this year than last year? Comparison with other countries is also interesting. For these reasons, we will try in this article to compare wages and their development during the most recent few years in the Czech Republic and Poland. Because each country has a different currency and inflation rate, we will have to convert the wages to the same currency (EUR) for the same periods, and adjust our data to eliminate the inflation. We will also be interested in the time evolution. We have reviewed this evolution with respect to the basic characteristics (growth rate and the average absolute increment) and we have also compared the trends. The classical decomposition of time series has been used to model these trends. Our output is formulated in the form of tables and charts created in MS Excel. The data sources are taken from the publications by the statistical offices of both countries and Eurostat.

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“…For example, [1] describes the history of attempts to measure poverty prior to the split. Their analyses are focused on monetary poverty, relative material deprivation and subjective perception of poverty in two countries fifteen years after the split; [3] analyses the development of wages in the Czech Republic by education level; [6] analyses the equivalized total net annual incomes of the Czech households (in CZK) in 2007-2010.…”

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Wage Level Comparison in the OECD Member States

Bílková¹

2018

Hradec Economic Days

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This paper focuses on the analysis of wage levels and other related indicators, such as the minimum wage, GDP per capita and unemployment rate, of 32 selected OECD member countries. The countries were chosen from both the 20 founding states in 1960 and the latter acceding countries, including the former Socialist bloc countries. The main aim of this paper is to create clusters of selected OECD member states that are similar as possible in terms of these variables. Cluster analysis was used for this purpose. No less important objective of this research was to find out, which of these variables affect the wage levels in these countries, including the type of dependency. Special attention has been paid to comparing wage developments in recent years between G7 and V4. We have found that dividing line between Western and Eastern European countries still persists and will likely to remain so for some time to come.

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Multivariate Probability Model For Incomes of the Czech Households

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

10.5937/pravzap0-6036 = A contribution to definition of the concept of security in legal theory

10.5937/pravzap0-6036 = A contribution to definition of the concept of security in legal theory

Are Wages in the Czech Republic and Poland Equal?

Wage Level Comparison in the OECD Member States

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