CONSUMPTION IN HOUSEHOLDS OF SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES

The book "Consumption in Households of Single-Parent Families" is a detailed analysis of the socio-economic and demographic situation of families with one parent in Poland. The authors, Marlena Piekut, Iwona Błaszczak, and Krystyna Gutkowska, focus on the structure and level of consumption expenditures of these families, as well as the factors influencing their subjective assessment of needs satisfaction. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the issues of single-parent families and their situation in a changing society.

• Socio-economic analysis of single-parent families
• Structure of consumption expenditures
• Factors determining the assessment of needs satisfaction
• Perspective of social and economic changes in Poland
• Data from two decades of the impact of changes
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This book is the result of years of research and analysis, which allows us to understand the specifics of the functioning of single-parent families in Poland. Based on empirical data, the authors present a comprehensive picture of the situation of these families, taking into account both economic and social aspects. This publication is particularly important in the context of the dynamic changes taking place in Polish society, which have a significant impact on the lives of families with one parent.

The book contains detailed information on the structure of consumption expenditures of single-parent families, including expenditures on food, housing, education, health, and recreation. The authors also analyze the factors that influence the level of these expenditures, such as income, education, place of residence, and professional situation. In addition, this publication contains an analysis of the subjective assessment of needs satisfaction by single-parent families, which allows us to understand their perspective and experiences.

Adam Marszałek Publishing House, known for scientific and popular science publications, guarantees the high substantive and editorial quality of the book. This publication is aimed at a wide audience, including scientists, students, politicians, social workers, and anyone interested in the issues of single-parent families. This book is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for further research and actions to improve the situation of families with one parent in Poland.