SUMMARY
This article is investigating the impact of socio-economic factors in the impact of the Azerbaijani population's nutritional behavior. During the study, was compared the role of nutritional habits, educational habits, age and sex of low, medium and high-income families . The purpose of the study is to further explore the impact of income levels to nutritional behaviors, to offer effective healthy nutrition agents for each social group. The results reveal that socio-economic differences have a significant impact on the habits of nutrition and nutrition problems in the level of income. The article will help to fill new nutrition programs in this area in connection with nutritional behaviors in Azerbaijan. Keywords: вietary behaviors, socio-economic factors, healthy eating, income level REFERENCES
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