The practice of household expenditure in Ukraine: factor analysis and estimate
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The purpose of the paper is to research the practice of household expenditure in Ukraine and factor analysis
of the impact on one. The indicators for estimating household expenditure allow for finding how their financial
stability has changed over ten years (from 2010 to 2020). Methodology. The study results were obtained
after analysing the indicators of household expenditure (from 2010 to 2020). In the course of the research, an analysis,
and synthesis as methods of theoretical knowledge of phenomena has been used. Comparisons and measurements
are used as empirical methods for the conducted research. Results of the research showed that on average per
month per household expenditure increased 3 times for the period 2010–2020. Despite this practice, no significant
changes have taken place in their structure – about 90% of ones are spent on the consumption of goods and
services. Proposed relative indicators for estimating household expenditure (Food cost ratio coefficient (Cfe ) and
Engel's coefficient (Cе )) showed a decrease in their values in 2020 compared to 2010. Calculated linear functions
of the dependence of household expenditure show the amount of their income had a greater impact on
expenditure than the change in prices for goods and services. This indicates a deterioration in the financial stability
of domestic households. Practical implications. For conducting research and substantiation of relevant conclusions,
the indicators of household expenditure for ten years have been analyzed (from 2010 to 2020). Value/originality.
The researched relative coefficients Cfe and Cе expand the methodological basis for estimating the financial
stability of households through the prism of their expenditure.
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Сидорчук А. The practice of household expenditure in Ukraine: factor analysis and estimate. Green, Blue & Digital Economy Journal, Volume 3 Number 1. Riga, Latvia : «Baltija Publishing», 2022, С. 47–53.