Assessment of Population Needs by Normative Method: Romania 1989-2018 | Chapter 06 | Current Research in Education and Social Studies Vol. 2
This article analyzes some concepts to
argue why the quality of life in Romania is far from what was desired in the
early nineties. Its presents the normative method that helps us to validate the
consumption of the population by covering at minimum the essential goods and
services necessary for the individual, and his family, at home and in society.
Next part presents us a dynamic of social policy measures which fluctuates the
main incomes of the population in the 1990-2018 time interval, and their
influence on consumption. The last part of the study concludes: what are the
needs of the population and to what extent they were satisfied, or not, within
the time period studied. During the period of time 1990-2018 the incomes of the
various families with children could not keep up with the price increases on
the products and services on the market. This has resulted in time
deterioration in the quality of life of these families.
Author(s) Details
Adina Mihăilescu
Research Institute for
Quality of Life Romanian Academy, Romania.
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