Political orientations and the social well-being of the Ukrainian population

Article Abstract:

A sense of well-being has been correlated for with political preference for Ukrainian citizens between 1995 and 1998. Those who support capitalism feel better about their lives than those supporting socialism.

Economics, Political aspects

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Living standards and economic attitudes of the population: from illusory prosperity to illusory impoverishment

Article Abstract:

Collapse of the Russian economy has created a "popular economy" in Ukraine. Many people in this nation have rejected traditional socialist paternalism and are working toward establishing a market economy.

Economic aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Russians, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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