collected from both the villages, the following has been deduced with respect to Education, Occupation, Income, Caste, Type of Housing under the socio economic conditions. Information such as preference of doctors, health conditions, availability of medical professionals were analysed to understand the availability of medical facilities. Socio Economic Conditions Village Category Mohammednagar Kannanram Age Male 161 99 Female 52 29 Caste OC 4 7 BC 64 53 SC 16 11 ST 119 55 Others 10 2 Education
The Influence of Innovations on the Economic Growth While analyzing impact of innovation activity on the economy as a whole, it should be emphasized that the significance of a given issue was first revealed in the 20th century. Thanks to the rapid development of technologies and globalization, which promoted industrialization and knowledge exchange, the researchers concluded that the correlation of economic growth and prosperity and the innovation activity is rather high. There are
which 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
Communication is the important factor in successful marriage. Without communication it is difficult to survive in a relationship, sometimes it may turn into divorce. According to Idowu and Esere (2007), more than half of the failed relationships are due to the fact that there
the factors and problems of Child Marriage in India. The researcher considered early marriage as a one of the burning problems of Indian society. In India, despite the amended law that advocates 18 years as the legal minimum age of marriage for females, there is still a substantial proportion of early marriage, that is, every third adolescent girl in the age group of 15-19 years is married and every married adolescent girl has given birth to a child. According to the researcher, the factors
consideration before any action. b. Economic environment The economic environment consists of the broader economic factors and trends that may influence an organizations performance. It is divided in two; The Macroeconomic environment, which impact an entire economy and most of its participants, then there is the microeconomic environment, which affects the decision making like employee and consumers behavior. Most
SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS Risk factors for edentulism include socioeconomic status, income, education level, and smoking.75A significant relationship between socio-demographic variables, edentulism and denture demand is found. Several reports have shown that non-disease factors such as attitude, behavior, dental attendance, characteristics of health care systems and socio-demographic factors play important roles in the aetiopathogenesis of edentulism.76 Lower socio-economic group had a higher demand
agriculture is estimated to be based on dimensions of economics, society and environment (Von Wirén-Lehr 2001; Zhen et al. 2005; Yunlong and Smit 1994). Therefore, the sustainability of one farming system is only achieved
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
Persistence of Socio-economic inequalities in the post-apartheid era in South Africa: The impact of corruption on sustainable development goas. This paper seeks to ascertain the impact of corruption on sustainable development goals in the post-apartheid South Africa. The paper examines what impact has corruption had on the persistence of socio-economic inequalities in South Africa after gaining freedom from apartheid regime. Despite the fact that the legacy of apartheid regime has had an impact