Economic profile of the Serbian commuter

Contemporary socio-economic development and changes within the structure of economy have reflected to economic characteristics of labour, primarily onto economic activity. Share of people employed in the primary sector has been decreasing, along with the increase of significance of the secondary and...

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Main Author: Lukić Vesna
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Economics institute, Belgrade 2012-01-01
Series:Industrija
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Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0350-0373/2012/0350-03731202079L.pdf
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spelling doaj-19ce78f51a0947eb8e231ee3a680c4fa2021-03-23T14:33:11ZengEconomics institute, BelgradeIndustrija0350-03732334-85262012-01-0140279900350-03731202079LEconomic profile of the Serbian commuterLukić Vesna0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3839-8638Institute for Social Sciences, Center for Demographic Studies, Belgrade, SerbiaContemporary socio-economic development and changes within the structure of economy have reflected to economic characteristics of labour, primarily onto economic activity. Share of people employed in the primary sector has been decreasing, along with the increase of significance of the secondary and tertiary sectors. Over the last couple of years, the greatest increase within the share of the employed and national income has been lying within tertiary activities. The aforementioned structural economic change have been affecting the scope, directions and structure of commuting flows on local, regional and national levels. The aim of this paper is to point the key characteristics of economic structure of commuters in Serbia (without the data for Autonomous Province Kosovo and Metohija) - who they are and where they go.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0350-0373/2012/0350-03731202079L.pdfcommutersworkerseconomic activity sectorserbia
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Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
Industrija
commuters
workers
economic activity sector
serbia
author_facet Lukić Vesna
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title Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
title_short Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
title_full Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
title_fullStr Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
title_full_unstemmed Economic profile of the Serbian commuter
title_sort economic profile of the serbian commuter
publisher Economics institute, Belgrade
series Industrija
issn 0350-0373
2334-8526
publishDate 2012-01-01
description Contemporary socio-economic development and changes within the structure of economy have reflected to economic characteristics of labour, primarily onto economic activity. Share of people employed in the primary sector has been decreasing, along with the increase of significance of the secondary and tertiary sectors. Over the last couple of years, the greatest increase within the share of the employed and national income has been lying within tertiary activities. The aforementioned structural economic change have been affecting the scope, directions and structure of commuting flows on local, regional and national levels. The aim of this paper is to point the key characteristics of economic structure of commuters in Serbia (without the data for Autonomous Province Kosovo and Metohija) - who they are and where they go.
topic commuters
workers
economic activity sector
serbia
url https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0350-0373/2012/0350-03731202079L.pdf
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