Providing access to social insurance for members of peasant farms: organizational and economic aspects
Ihor Prokopa
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Ihor Prokopa
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There are 2 million of self-employed members of peasant farms in Ukraine, which are not included to the state social insurance system. According to the Law, they have possibility for self-imposed insurance, but the conditions for such participation are both unacceptable financially and inaccessible organizationally for their majority. It leads to low prestige of self-employment […]
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There are 2 million of self-employed members of peasant farms in Ukraine, which are not included to the state social insurance system. According to the Law, they have possibility for self-imposed insurance, but the conditions for such participation are both unacceptable financially and inaccessible organizationally for their majority. It leads to low prestige of self-employment […]
Key concepts: Peasant, Social insurance, Business, Economic growth, Economics, Geography, Market economy, Archaeology