structural factors influence economic development but depending on the political regime. Some of these factors can play strong and key role in determining ruler’s policy choices in improving and advancing national wealth and creating economic development in one regime but becomes less relevant in the other. This section have carefully explored and explained these structural factors. Structural Factors That Affects Economic Development in Dictatorial Regimes There are several structural factors that affect
one speaks of psychosocial development of the child or of the adult two areas of theory are brought to the mind, one of which is known as personality. With reference to the Merriam-Webster’s dictionary personality means the set of emotional qualities, ways of behaving, that makes a person different from the other. The important factors in which the origin of personality lies: (I) Heredity It provides the child with certain endowments to? With- Hereditary factors may be summed as constitutional
As population grows, there is more demand for household products. Families and children are made at the age of 22,3 (Ibid). Additionally, Cities are increasing in size, with Jakarta as the main economic hub, as Indonesian urbanization rate is growing. Research by The World Bank Indonesia (2014) is expecting that Indonesia’s total urban population will reach 182,6 million by 2025. This means that the 67.5% of the total population of Indonesia will be located in urban areas. (The World Bank, 2012)
that can be used throughout life to enable things to be done that might otherwise be one way of teaching flexibility, initiative, accuracy and systematic logical thinking, and is a source of interest and fun. Here are 5 factors that may affect number skills development; School factors - Although the home is an environment for developing
the economy depends upon a few export crops and where farming is conducted by primary methods is called developing country”. Fast population growth is now causing the shortage of food in this developing world. The development of world is influenced by many of international factors. It is difficult to unrelate these
entrepreneurship strategies are laid globally and in a Sri Lankan perspective. It draws from previous studies and concepts related to the subject, which are critically reviewed. The research problem to be addressed in the study is how socio cultural factors associate with effectiveness of female entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka. Research Background In a market economy, being a female entrepreneur means accepting the risks involved in selling either goods or services to make a profit. Entrepreneurs run
problems confronting the organizations having their business in this mammoth industry. Today’s rapid economic development and stiff market competition has made experts take a close note of the revenue generation and profit before executing any project of national and international importance. And lack of productivity has often put their estimated values of schedule in vain thereby greatly affecting the revenues and profit. With the increased focus on infrastructure growth and develop national economy
Agrarian activities have been practiced since Neolithic age till now, throughout the world which proves that agriculture is one of the major contributory factors in economic development. (Include statistics of the world) Agriculture has been developed throughout the history and 5 major revolutions can be identified which resulted in major economic consequences in the history of mankind. Neolithic revolution, Arab agricultural revolution, agricultural revolution in Britain, green revolution and genetic
represents the rich, and cultural diversity of the country. It is imperative for every citizen of the country to be aware of the candidates who opt to potentially represent the country on international grounds. It is these leaders, who work for the development and growth of the country. As citizens of India, it is our responsibility to vote for the deserving candidates. One wrong choice of the voters can be the cause of suffering for the entire nation. Thus, in the contemporary world, voting is an integral
uneven economic progress in the Latin American countries but there will come a time when the necessity of democracy will be realized and hence the dictatorship will end. The main reason of the dissatisfaction and political instability is that the government was unable to deal with public issues such as crimes, inequality among the people of society, and poverty. However, Chile, Costa Rica, and Uruguay are being considered as examples of consolidated democracy. In this paper, socio economic factors