Subiektywne postrzeganie sytuacji dochodowej - mikroekonometryczna analiza danych panelowych
Głównym celem pracy jest analiza determinant subiektywnego postrzegania sytuacji materialnej w Polsce. Oprócz typowych cech wyjaśniających to zjawisko, takich jak wiek, płeć czy wykształcenie, uwzględniono także sytuację dochodową w ujęciu relatywnym. Do analizy wykorzystano dane z badania panelowego Diagnoza społeczna 2011 - warunki i jakość życia Polaków. W analizie subiektywnej percepcji objaśnia się cechę mierzoną na skali porządkowej, co sugeruje wykorzystanie uporządkowanych modeli logitowych i probitowych. Modele te jednak nakładają dość silne ograniczenia na zależności między zmienną objaśnianą a zmiennymi objaśniającymi. W pracy przedstawiono wyniki weryfikacji tych założeń oraz propozycje zastosowania uogólnień modeli uporządkowanych.
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Volume (Year): (2013)
Issue (Month): 30 ()
Pages: 219-233
| Handle: | RePEc:sgh:annals:i:30:y:2013:p:219-233 |
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