reproduced. His theory was derived from Webers theoretical framework and claimed that his theories were always empirically driven (Seidman, 2008, p.145). Bourdieu’s theory contended that the relationship between agency and structure is the result of the interplay between capital, habitus and relative location in the social field. This theory implies that human’s are born as blank slates and learn through developing habitus. Bourdieu’s theory can be applied to explain the problem of health inequalities
Africa. Using “Human Capital” as a tool for sustainable development “Human beings are not only the most important means of social development; they are also its profoundest end. Being a fine piece of capital is not the most exalted state that can happen to a human
The discussion on effect of fiscal decentralization on public sectors like education and health is not new. The goals of thousand years of development reflect to improve the education and health both, which have very dynamic effect on the life’s quality. The better health and education make sure the greater economic chances for the individuals while benefits of the state occurring at the same time by the best human power then. Even so as human wants increase then resources of the public sector become
literature on farming households’ food utilization, nutrition and health. The subsequent subsections describes the theoretical framework for food nutrition security (FNS), health and income theory, UNICEF’s conceptual framework of under nutrition and ill health, conceptual framework for the impact of illness/disease on agriculture and review of empirical literature on agricultural households’ food utilization, nutrition and health. 2.1 Concepts of Food and Nutrition Security (FNS) In light of
the others. To start with, the Harrod-Domar model is to be examined and explained in order to delve into the concept of the economic growth. The key assumption of this theory is an abstention from the current consumption
engage in other non farming activities that generate additional income for their families. Having access to basic education and health care enables them to improve their living standard and live a simple but a healthier lifestyle. Investment in rural feeder roads, electricity, clean water supply, schools from elementary to primary, health facilities providing basic health care, in rural villages, which are referred to herein as “rural infrastructures” are very important for rural development
social, and financial capital exist since 1960. The emergence of the concept of the social capital could be seen as a logical development of the concept of the financial capital. Francis Fukuyama mentioned that it is impossible to avoid any social interaction in the financial capital. (Trust p.19) And that is probably the reason why at the end of the 20th the theory of the social capital became one of the most popular in social and economic sciences. The term "social capital" has gained the greatest
This study investigated the relationship between human capital development and economic growth in Nigeria by empirically analyzing time series data spanning 1990 – 2013. The study employed Johansen co integration test and Vector error correction approach. The co-integrating vector coefficient showed a long run relationship between expenditure on education, gross capital formation, health expenditure and economic growth rates in Nigeria. However, only expenditure on education showed a positive and
us understand people in organizations so we can work together well to achieve shared goals. In this textbook, we see various topics in chapter 1 and chapter 2. In chapter 1, we learn about McGregor’s Theory X and Theory Y, Total Quality Management (TQM), e-business, human capital, social capital, effective manager’s skills, contingency approach, 21st century managers, Carroll’s global corporate social responsibility pyramid, ethics, and general moral principles for managers. In chapter 2, we understand
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY: Cash flow is an important aspect for a company as well as investors of the company. It indicates the company's ability to provide for various expenditure during the course of the business. The free cash flows theories were introduced in 1986 for the first time by Jensen and it gradually evolved. Free cash flow is one of the key indicators of the financial performance and profitability of a business entity. It provides a broader perspective for those who are interested in