OBJECTIVES To examine socio-economic inequalities in cause-specific mortality by examining the independent effects of education, occupation and income in a population-based study of working-age Canadian adults. METHODS This is a secondary analysis of data from the 1991-2006 Canadian Census mortality and cancer follow-up study (n=2.7 million persons). For this analysis, the cohort was restrict...

corporate support for entrepreneurship is the most important element for the development of corporate entrepreneurship and is considered as one of the main corporate entrepreneurial antecedents. it involves trust in corporate staff and training them for promoting recognition of opportunities, exploring new and valuable resources, innovative productions and profit-making processes. corporate sup...

Education plays a central role and becomes one of the goals sustainable development which must continuously be carried out equitably can accessed by anyone without any limitations on geographical conditions or social economic status. However, issue education inequality has recently become worrying concern, therefore purpose this study is to analyze factors that influence in Regency City East Ja...

This paper examines the impact of government expenditure on the Nigerian economy for the period 1983 - 2012. The government expenditure components used as the explanatory variables in the model are: expenditures on Health, Education, Defense, Agriculture and Transportation and Communication. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was used as a parameter for measuring economic growth. In order to esta...

Income, education, occupation, age, sex, marital status, and ethnicity are all correlated with health in one context or another. This paper reflects on the difficulties encountered in deriving robust scientific conclusions from these correlations or drawing reliable policy applications. Interactions among the variables, nonlinearities, casual inference, and possible mechanisms of action are dis...

social and cultural family raise more than before. this article examines the role of women in family economic efficiency. to identify the components listed on the theories of resources, power, system theory and empowerment is used. sampling technique used, multi-stage stratified sampling with probability proportional to size cluster sampling is. results show that independent variables, the part...

Anthropological studies of human populations are traditionally aimed at identifying the relative contributions of the genetic, physiological and cultural mechanisms underlying the geographical micro-differentiation and adaptation of populations to the different environments in which they live. According to this approach, all anthropological variables are subjected to environmental pressures and...

The paper assesses the role of education as one of the contributors to economic growth and suggests how various institutions can come as key players to develop methodology equipped to sustain the growth process. The recent economic reforms have handed over the major social sectors such as health and education to the provincial units, thus the future of these sectors seems bleak. The analysis is...

INTRODUCTION The aims of the study are (i) to understand inter-zone and interstate variation of low birth weight (LBW) and (ii) to determine the key variables to reduce LBW in India. METHODS Using the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS) data of 2005-06 which showed the percentage distribution of LBW infants, ANOVA and post-hoc test were performed to determine the spatial variation of ...