Parent Families as One of the Poverty Indicator for Example Nitra Region

Veselovský, Ján; Šolcová, Lucia

doi:10.17846/gs.2011.15.1.31-42

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“…[56] considers the issue of Easterlin's paradox as part of research in the economics of happiness. Authors [57][58][59][60][61] focused on quality-of-life indicators, more precisely poverty in Slovakia. New directions in quality-of-life research include "sustainability of quality of life" [15,[62][63][64].…”

Section: Development Of Quality Of Lifementioning

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Is the Size of the City Important for the Quality of Urban Life? Comparison of a Small and a Large City

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In the recent past, the question of determining the optimal city size in relation to the quality of urban life (QoUL) was raised of city inhabitants. This article has evaluated the correlation of the QoUL index in cities in relation to the number of inhabitants. We also deal with selected variables for which we assume a relationship with QoUL. The authors who calculated the indices of the quality of urban life equated the quality of life with its objective dimension considered as the quality of the place. It turned out that growth in the number of inhabitants of Slovak cities did not correlate with improving quality of life. Our article examined QoUL in two different countries on a scale of 0–10 through questionnaires. The obtained values are a subjective assessment. From a global point of view, one city is small and the other is big. The small city achieved better results in international rankings of quality of life, and it was assumed that this fact would also be reflected in the quantification of the quality of urban life. One hypothesis was that a small city will achieve better urban life quality values than a large city. The paper presents the results of measurement and correlation.

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Section: Development Of Quality Of Lifementioning

confidence: 99%

Is the Size of the City Important for the Quality of Urban Life? Comparison of a Small and a Large City

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“…Proces starnutia obyvateľstva zhora (zvyšovanie podielu poproduktívneho obyvateľstva) i zdola (znižovanie podielu predproduktívneho obyvateľstva), ale aj postupné znižovanie počtu obyvateľov v produktívnom veku od roku 2008 sú typické aj pre mesto Trnava. Index starnutia, vyjadrujúci pomer osôb v poproduktívnom veku (60 a starší) na 100 osôb v predproduktívnom veku (Veselovský, Šolcová, 2011).…”

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Modely nákupného správania obyvateľov mestských častí mesta Trnava

Trembošová¹,

Máčajová²,

Močko³

2018

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The main aim of the contribution is a focuses on shaping and classification of shopping behaviour. Behavioural survey helped us to describe shopping behaviour of the Trnava citizens on the level of town suburbs in 2015. Assessing the survey of shopper types used according to the Czech methodology called "Shopper typology media behaviour" we find out the orientation of Trnava citizens according to a random sample of 1818 respondents. The practical part of the thesis includes shaping of the shopping behaviour that was stated by our respondents by means of contingency coefficient.

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“…sociálno-ekonomické prostredie, kvalita životného prostredia a hlavne životný štýl, a ďalšie. Možno k nim zaradiť faktor nezamestnanosti, v úzkej väzbe na zvýšenú mieru rizika chudoby, ktorú na regionálnej úrovni v svojich prácach analyzujú Veselovský et al (2016) a Veselovský, Šolcová (2011). Na ich základe je možné špecifikovať priestorové rozdiely tohto onemocnenia či už z hľadiska miery výskytu úmrtnosti, alebo vo vzťahu k rôznym špecifikám (napr.…”

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Priestorová variabilita intenzity nádorových ochorení na Slovensku

Dubcová¹,

Vilinová²,

Mikulová³

2018

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Health is the greatest treasure of every individual in today's society. People who have good health have better conditions to achieve their goals than those with various physical and mental difficulties. They create the basic development potential of different hierarchical regions. Tumor diseases in the world's economically advanced countries are the second most common cause of death after cardiovascular disease. These diseases are the main cause of mortality, particularly early and disability, in many regions. The aim of the contribution is to identify, on the basis of mortality and incidence development, regions with a high incidence of cancer. Cancer diseases known as cancer are the second most serious cause of death with a share of 25,35% (2017) in Slovakia as well. Slovakia belongs besides Hungary and Croatia to the three countries in the EU with the highest mortality rates for cancer. In 2017, 13,666 people died of this disease. The number of reported new cases is constantly increasing. In order to establish effective preventive measures for primary and secondary prevention, it is necessary to know the level of mortality and incidence of cancer in the regions of Slovakia, which is the purpose of the contribution.

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Parent Families as One of the Poverty Indicator for Example Nitra Region

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Is the Size of the City Important for the Quality of Urban Life? Comparison of a Small and a Large City

Is the Size of the City Important for the Quality of Urban Life? Comparison of a Small and a Large City

Modely nákupného správania obyvateľov mestských častí mesta Trnava

Priestorová variabilita intenzity nádorových ochorení na Slovensku

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