Gravity model the spatial distribution of money incomes

Authors

  • Ivan Blagun Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk
  • Lesya Dmytryshyn Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk

Abstract

Purpose and subject of research
Resolving the placement of the new center, and assess the degree of influence of
individual centers based on the new center, provide a basis for determining the spatial
structure of sources of income and modifications of this structure prediction based on an
analysis of its probabilistic characteristics.
Research methodology
The study laid model spatial distribution of cash income.
Value results
Detection of latent structures as a tool of analysis can yield fruitful results in the study
of the behavior of the population, changes in sources of income for the statistical
interpretation of regional differences in the consumption patterns of the population, the
intensity of displacement in space, assess the conditions of life within urban areas.
Conclusions
The article proposes a gravity model the spatial distribution of money income, theoretical
and practical significance of which is to determine the spatial structure of income sources
and forecast modifications of such a structure based on the analysis of its probability characteristics.

Author Biographies

  • Ivan Blagun, Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk

    Dr. econ. sci., prof.,
    Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk,
    head of economic cybernetics department 

  • Lesya Dmytryshyn, Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk
    Cand. econ. sci., as. prof.,
    Prykarpattya National University named after Vasyl Stefanyk,
    assistant professor of economic cybernetics department

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№4-6(76-78)'2012

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No. 4-6(76-78) (2012)

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Modeling in micro- and macroeconomic systems

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