Demographic situation in the Donetsk People's Republic in the context of the quality of population life

Authors

  • V. P. Kovalenko SFI «Economic Research Institute»
  • D. I. Strelchenko SFI «Economic Research Institute»

Keywords:

demographic situation, quality of life of the population, demographic behavior, reproductive attitudes, social well-being

Abstract

The article examines the demographic situation in the DPR with an emphasis on the current state of the parameters of the quality of life of the population. The demographic situation is presented in terms of its socio-temporal and spatial-temporal certainty. In order to identify the prerequisites and features of the development of demographic processes, a retrospective analysis of their state in the period up to 2014, when the territory was part of Ukraine, was carried out. The influence of the armed conflict on demographic development, which resulted in a deterioration of life support, a drop in the quality of life of the population in all major parameters, is shown. In this context, on the basis of an interdisciplinary approach, the main factors related to the quality of life of the population are identified and characterized. Attention is focused on identifying the dependence of demographic behavior in terms of family creation, reproductive intentions on the conditions of life, the quality of life support of the population. At the same time , the following data are used.

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Author Biographies

  • V. P. Kovalenko, SFI «Economic Research Institute»

    Candidate of Sciences in Public Administration, Associate Professor, leading research associate at the Department of Social and Economic Research

  • D. I. Strelchenko, SFI «Economic Research Institute»

    Candidate of Economic Sciences, senior research associate at the Department of Social and Economic Research

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2023-07-01

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Labour, population economics and demography

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Demographic situation in the Donetsk People’s Republic in the context of the quality of population life. (2023). Economic Research Institute Journal, 30(2(30), 97-108. https://journals.econri.org/index.php/journal/article/view/770

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