Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants
By themselves, GDP and regional GDP are no longer satisfying to determine the development level of a region. However, it is very important to know what kind of factors could influence the income status of a region. In our study we tried to collect basic data which represent the chosen topic well, an...
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doaj-c333d8a422a547a2bcee84d463a50f422021-09-05T20:51:35ZengSciendoVisegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development1339-33672017-11-0162646810.1515/vjbsd-2017-0011vjbsd-2017-0011Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ InhabitantsCzabadai Lilla Áldorfai0Topa Zoltán1Áldorfai György2Szent Istvan University, Institute of Regional Economics and Rural Development, Gödöllő, HungarySzent Istvan University, Institute of Regional Economics and Rural Development, Gödöllő, HungarySzent Istvan University, Institute of Regional Economics and Rural Development, Gödöllő, HungaryBy themselves, GDP and regional GDP are no longer satisfying to determine the development level of a region. However, it is very important to know what kind of factors could influence the income status of a region. In our study we tried to collect basic data which represent the chosen topic well, and more importantly, which are easy to access and are interpretable at smaller (for example settlement) territorial levels. The frame of our investigation was the programming period from 2007 to 2013. We compared the sum of different subsidies, local taxes and the gross value added to the settlements’ income status. Based on our previous hypothesis, the received supports, the taxes paid by local people and the gross value added generated by local enterprises show strong correlation with the formation of the income status, and this hypothesis was tested for cities and towns in this paper.https://doi.org/10.1515/vjbsd-2017-0011incomegross value addedsubsidydevelopment |
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Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants |
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Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants |
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Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants |
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Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants |
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Territorial Examination of the Income Status of Hungarian Cities’ and Towns’ Inhabitants |
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territorial examination of the income status of hungarian cities’ and towns’ inhabitants |
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Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development |
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By themselves, GDP and regional GDP are no longer satisfying to determine the development level of a region. However, it is very important to know what kind of factors could influence the income status of a region. In our study we tried to collect basic data which represent the chosen topic well, and more importantly, which are easy to access and are interpretable at smaller (for example settlement) territorial levels. The frame of our investigation was the programming period from 2007 to 2013. We compared the sum of different subsidies, local taxes and the gross value added to the settlements’ income status. Based on our previous hypothesis, the received supports, the taxes paid by local people and the gross value added generated by local enterprises show strong correlation with the formation of the income status, and this hypothesis was tested for cities and towns in this paper. |
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