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Examination of the effects of household consumption, poverty, income distribution and living conditions on the life index depending on the population between 2015 and 2021

2022
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Nurhan Halisdemir

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Poverty is a crucial problem so cio-economically. Planning the future one of the parameters is poverty and other one is income equality for the countries in economic development. In this respect, this study will explain what income distribution is from today's economical perspective, how is collated, what affect scit and how it can be taken to better in the future. There are many factors that affect the life index. As you go from east to west of Turkey, poverty rates increase over the years due to many factors such as inadequacy in production, population growth rate and increasing migration movements, talent differences between individuals, inadequacy in education policies, inflation and unemployment. In the first analysis, data obtained from different cities from seven different regions throughout Turkey are used. Here, the poverty line and poverty rate were evaluated according to 50% and 60% of the median income. In the second analysis, the income distribution according to the income type in Turkey was evaluated as low, medium and high. In the third study, analyzes were made using data on the poverty risk of 50% and 60% according to education level. In this study, panel data analysis, regression analysis, and Housman test analysis were performed using the STATA program. In this study, the explanatory power, significance level and significance of the model were tested.

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Hilal İnce

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Fırat University
Fırat University
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Hilal İnce (Master Thesis). Examination of the effects of household consumption, poverty, income distribution and living conditions on the life index depending on the population between 2015 and 2021, 2022, Fırat University.

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