Dohode
Dohode is a term used in several Slavic languages to denote income, the monetary resources that a person or household receives over a defined period, typically a year. In economic analysis and public policy, dohode is a basic measure for evaluating living standards, tax systems, and social protection needs. It encompasses monetary receipts from work, capital, and transfers, and is distinct from wealth or assets.
Composition and scope: Dohode includes wages and salaries, self-employment earnings, profits from businesses, capital income such
Measurement and data sources: Dohode is typically measured through household income surveys and national accounts. It
Policy relevance and applications: Doho de is widely used in poverty and inequality analysis, tax policy design,
Limitations: Measurement challenges include underreporting in the informal economy, seasonality of earnings, and definitional differences across