BUSINESS INFORM №9-2016

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Section: Labour economics and social policy
UDC 330.564:330.59
Semenchenko A. V.
A Methodical Approach to Maximize Household Income with Non-Standard Forms of Employment (p. 137 - 141)
The article is aimed at developing practical recommendations to maximize household income with non-standard forms of employment, based on accounting of flexible working time and alternative income-generating system, using linear optimization models. The author proposes to offer and show, on example of a specific socio-demographic group of the population, how exactly the income level can be optimized. For example, market for freelance services is now sufficiently developed in Western Europe and the United States and is growing rapidly in the CIS countries, involving all new participants from both performers, offering their services, and by private individuals and organizations willing to cooperate on a remote basis. A methodical approach to maximize household income with non-standard forms of employment has been developed. Only paying attention to analyzing income and expenses, one presently can save and optimize the means. Naturally, if one uses certain economic-mathematical methods in this terms, the greatest success in optimization can be achieved.
Keywords: methodical approach, maximizing, household income, linear optimization models, non-standard forms of employment
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Semenchenko Alina V. – Candidate of Sciences (Economics), Lecturer, Department of Economics and Social Sciences, Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics (9a Nauky Ave., Kharkiv, 61166, Ukraine)
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Reference to this article:
Semenchenko, Alina V. (2016) “A Methodical Approach to Maximize Household Income with Non-Standard Forms of Employment.” Business Inform 9:137–141.

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