THE CURRENT STATE OF THE LEVEL OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION AS COMPONENTS OF ENSURING THE PRODUCTIVE FORCES OF THE REGIONS OF UKRAINE

Abstract

The article identifies the role of social stratification as a key element in ensuring the productive forces of the region, which explores the stratification of society into strata, or strata, layers between which there are structural inequalities in access to material or symbolic rewards and resources. Social stratification is a scientific, political, legal, educational univer-sal, legal, social, administrative category. The study used the Gini coefficient to measure income inequality in society in the early 1900s. But to date, the biggest and most controversial problem, both for Ukraine and for the world as a whole, is eco-nomic inequality, the income concentration index, the Gini index is an important illustrative analytical method for assessing the real state of life. It is a well-known fact that economic inequality inhibits human development, creates social tensions, instability, and degrades economic processes at all levels. Defining the social and humanitarian space of the region is, on the one hand, the accessibility of the social environment, which is characterized by continuity of distribution and, on the other hand, individual organizations that lead to the stable functioning of the destination. In Ukraine, there is a need to develop and implement a new socio-humanistic approach to human and spatial development, the basis of which should be primarily scientifically sound and much more than the exist-ing effective humanitarian policy. The article calculated the level of social stratification and succession of the generation, analyzing the evaluation indi-cators that we chose, taking into account their social significance and scientific interest in the study. Given the analysis: the average duration of a healthy lifestyle, the Gini coefficient, the level of poverty, the state of the socio-humanitarian space, the level of innovation activity in the regional dimension. The study of the current stage of social stratification and the level of succession of generations is based on two conceptual interpretations. The first concept assesses material wealth, the availability of certain material goods, real estate or cars to meet basic needs, taking into account the standard of living.