Transformation of theoretical-methodological approaches and methodical tools of the individual and territory welfare diagnostics. Part 1. From spreading to the alternative diagnostics approaches (background)
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theory of welfare; social welfare; individual welfare; wealth; wealth distribution; methodology and methods of evaluation; spheres of life; indicative analysis;All these keywords.
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