Nutrition economics - important source of information

Hrubý, J.

doi:10.17221/5301-agricecon

AGR ECON-CZECH

2002

DOI: 10.17221/5301-agricecon

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Nutrition economics - important source of information

J. Hrubý¹

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“…Nowadays, it is necessary to pay attention to two general questions worldwide -to the problem of consumption in the national economy, and to the specific situation in the tremendous sector of this economy which is providing the population with food (Hrubý 2002). A theoretical model of modern food consumption is built on the assumption that utility from different food groups is accumulated over time in Slovakia (Horská and Sparke 2007).…”

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Consumption of food in relation to income and saturation limit of Slovak households

Kubicová¹,

Kádeková²,

Turčeková³

et al. 2019

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Food represents everyday need and from this point of view is stable and computable demand on the consumer market. Based on the current development of households’ net money income and consumption expenditures, the aim of the paper is to point at the development of food consumption and changes in the cost of living of the population in Slovakia. Previous food consumption analyses proved that eating habits of the Slovak population comply neither with healthy lifestyle nor recommended doses, due to the low level of disposable net money income. In the analysis, linear and nonlinear functions were used in order to evaluate the development and saturation of demand for basic foods in Slovakia in the period 2008–2017. During these years, the share of expenditures on food and non-alcoholic beverages did not significantly change the consumption expenditures; they moved in intervals from 19.2% (2017) to 23.1% (2013), which is still a high share in comparison with EU countries (12.2%). The analysis provided in the paper is a suitable base for food businesses to create a product portfolio based on different net money income and saturation demand for basic foods.

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Consumption of food in relation to income and saturation limit of Slovak households

Kubicová¹,

Kádeková²,

Turčeková³

et al. 2019

AGR ECON-CZECH

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Nutrition economics - important source of information

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References 6 publications

Consumption of food in relation to income and saturation limit of Slovak households

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