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Original Article

People’s Republic Of China 'S Economic Sustainability: Long-Term Trends

Z. Wanting
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O. R. Izmesteva
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T. V. Kolesnikova

Keywords: People's Republic of People’s Republic of China, standard of living, international trade, international investment, PRC's economic sustainability

Article no: 227

Pages 2018-2027

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.227

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Original Article

Changing Approaches To Determining The Living Wage In Russia

L. M. Shlyakhtova
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E. A. Nikiforova
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E. A. Dyatlova
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A. P. Pavlov
,
A. N. Vlasenkov

Keywords: Living wage, approaches to calculating the living wage, consumer basket, median per capita income

Article no: 250

Pages 2236-2245

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.250

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Original Article

Population Income And Social Inequality: Modern View On Old Problem

Leila Lechievna Gishkaeva
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Raisa Husainovna Azieva

Keywords: Welfare, poverty, income, social inequality, post-industrial society, standard of living

Article no: 76

Pages 563-569

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.76

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