item: #1 of 55 id: aeasj-1030 author: Hoque, Syed Irfanul; Asgor, Muhammad Ali; Islam, Md Ariful title: SOCIAL AWARENESS AND CREATIVITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM THROUGH E-LEARNING PLATFORM: A CASE OF MAIZBHANDER FOUNDATION'S MEDDHABIKASH PROGRAM, FATIKCHARI, BANGLADESH date: 2021 words: 5228 flesch: 55 summary: American Economic & Social Review Vol. 7, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2576-1269 E-ISSN 2576-1277 Published by CRIBFB, USA 1 SOCIAL AWARENESS AND CREATIVITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM THROUGH E-LEARNING PLATFORM: Maizbhandari Foundation authority has succeeded to rearrange the Medhabikash program overcoming all obstacles through e-Learning platform and has been able to attract the attention of the students, parents, guardians as well as teachers of the educational institutions because the authority has been able to make understand them the ease of use of the e-Learning platform. keywords: awareness; bangladesh; creativity; enhancement; learning; maizbhandari; platform; program; social; students; test cache: aeasj-1030.pdf plain text: aeasj-1030.txt item: #2 of 55 id: aeasj-1171 author: Akter, Sultana title: FINANCIAL FITNESS OF SELECTED PHARMACEUTICALS COMPANIES OF BANGLADESH: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT date: 2021 words: 6684 flesch: 55 summary: That’s why this study emphases on analyzing the financial fitness of selected pharmaceutical companies which are listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange in Bangladesh (Ray, 2011). The ultimate objectives of the study are to get the answer to research questions as follows: ▪ To assess the financial situation of sample pharmaceuticals companies of Bangladesh ▪ To measure financial fitness by means of Altman’s Z-score formula and compare the financial distress among selected pharmaceutical companies. keywords: assets; companies; company; limited; ltd; pharmaceuticals; score; value cache: aeasj-1171.pdf plain text: aeasj-1171.txt item: #3 of 55 id: aeasj-1281 author: Pohl, Candace M.; Slate, John R. title: DIFFERENCES IN EXCLUSIONARY DISCIPLINE CONSEQUENCE ASSIGNMENT BY THE ECONOMIC STATUS OF BLACK STUDENTS DETERMINED TO BE AT-RISK: A TEXAS, STATEWIDE ANALYSIS date: 2021 words: 3911 flesch: 40 summary: Of importance to the reader should be the large number of repeated Discipline Alternative Education Program placements to students who have previously been identified as being at-risk of dropping out of high school, are students of color, and/or are economically disadvantaged. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM School district leaders use Discipline Alternative Education Program placements, an exclusionary discipline consequence, for serious student misbehavior. For all four research questions, statistically significant differences were established in the number of Discipline Alternative Education Program placements of Grades 8 and 9 Black boys and Black girls who were at-risk by their economic status. keywords: discipline; economic; education; education program; grade; program cache: aeasj-1281.pdf plain text: aeasj-1281.txt item: #4 of 55 id: aeasj-1295 author: Hoque, Syed Irfanul; Karim, Asif Mahbub; Hossen, Md. Rabiul; Arjumand, Dina title: EVALUATION OF PATIENTS’ SATISFACTION IN TELEMEDICINE SERVICE QUALITY: A CASE STUDY ON MAIZBHANDERI FOUNDATION, FATIKCHARI, BANGLADESH date: 2021 words: 3671 flesch: 49 summary: By reviewing papers of the e-SERVQUAL model, authors have selected four qualities such as responsiveness, reliability, information quality, empathy which will be suitable for evaluating telemedicine service quality perfectly. Patients' Perception of the Service Qualities of Telemedicine: For evaluating patients’ perception of telemedicine service qualities, the responses of the participants are analyzed by determining some service qualities like Responsiveness, Reliability, Information Quality, Empathy, Ease of use, and Perceived usefulness. keywords: customers; model; patients; qualities; quality; review; satisfaction; service; telemedicine cache: aeasj-1295.pdf plain text: aeasj-1295.txt item: #5 of 55 id: aeasj-137 author: Rao, D.Srinivasa; Sreedhar, N.; Kumar, B. Ravi title: Involvement of Women in Handloom Segment: An Empirical Study With Reference To Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh date: 2018 words: 3242 flesch: 61 summary: According to the above table majority of women weaver respondents (50.0%) belong to the age group between 20 and 40 years. According to the data the participation of women weaver respondents is same in all work areas but less in weaving area. keywords: data; handloom; majority; respondents; weavers; women cache: aeasj-137.pdf plain text: aeasj-137.txt item: #6 of 55 id: aeasj-143 author: Malika, Aied; El Amine, Abdelli Mohammed title: The Leading Global Experiences in the Application of Equitable Economy and Solidarity date: 2018 words: 7183 flesch: 4 summary: i s d ) united nations research intitate for social development ; geneva ; switzeland ;6-7 may 2017 ; p18 xviii Catalina quiroz nino ;maria angeles ; social solidarity economy sustainable development gools ; (u n e d ) unineversided macional de educacion a distancia ; madrid ; spain ; 29 september 2017 ; vol 9 ;issue 2 ; p 19 xix Monica montes gavilàn ; social solidarity economy ; journal of economic behaviour and organisation ; vol 3 ; issue 1 ; p 72 xx Yvon poirier ; social solidarity economy and related concepts ; www.socioeco.org/fiche;watched in (20/12/2017) ;p2 xxi Jean louis laville ; Francesca petrella ; social entreprise in France ; at the crossroads of the social economy ;solidarity economy ; intermational comarative social entreprise models ;n° :34 ;France ; 2017 ; p 25 Copyrights Copyright for this article is retained by the author(s), with first publication rights granted to the journal. Table No. 1:The principles of solidarity and fair economy Participate Democratic governance of the fundamental values of social economy and solidarity. keywords: cooperatives; development; economic; institutions; law; organizations; persons; sector; social; social review; solidarity economy; vol; work; year cache: aeasj-143.pdf plain text: aeasj-143.txt item: #7 of 55 id: aeasj-144 author: Suleiman, Lukman; Adam, Mansur Saidu; Jibrin, Usman Dahiru; Buba, Umar title: Managerial Skills: An Imperative for Business Education in Enhancing Nigerian Dwindling Economy date: 2017 words: 2821 flesch: 41 summary: To this end, business education skills are very essential that if properly acquired and utilize would go a long way in improving the employment opportunities of the youths and also mitigate the level of Nigerian dwindling economy. Abstract The main aim of this study is to determine the important of business education managerial skills in overcoming the problems of economic recession in Nigeria. keywords: business; economic; economy; education; nation; skills cache: aeasj-144.pdf plain text: aeasj-144.txt item: #8 of 55 id: aeasj-145 author: Suleiman, Ibrahim; Abubakar, Sambo; Mohammed, Hamza Shehu title: Policy Reforms in Nigerian Health Sector and the Potential for Poverty Reduction date: 2017 words: 4709 flesch: 47 summary: The study reveals that health sector reform involves more than just improvement in health or health care. Health sector reform in Nigeria is based on the poor health status of the population and the poor rating of the health system itself. keywords: care; development; health; health sector; insurance; nigeria; poverty; reform; sector; system cache: aeasj-145.pdf plain text: aeasj-145.txt item: #9 of 55 id: aeasj-1454 author: Perveen, Fouzia; Khan, Afaq Ali title: IMPACT OF OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF PAKISTAN date: 2021 words: 4868 flesch: 55 summary: Foreign aid study conducted by Salman and Hui (2009) attempts to review the usefulness of foreign aid on the economic development of Pakistan. Foreign aid may be granted by multilateral institutions, like IMF, World Bank, Agriculture Organization and OECD etc. and the resources are transferred from institutions to the Government of developing countries. keywords: aid; development; economic; gap; growth; oda; pakistan; review; run; savings; social; variables cache: aeasj-1454.pdf plain text: aeasj-1454.txt item: #10 of 55 id: aeasj-146 author: Suleiman, Ibrahim title: The Role of Women towards Political Participation in Nigeria date: 2017 words: 18633 flesch: 38 summary: The second republic did not witness any significant difference with respects to women political participation despite renewed efforts to give women a chance to contribute to national development (Anifowose, 2004:211). Thus the perception that democracy would automatically boost women political participation has not been validated after nine years of return to civilian rule. keywords: country; development; economic; elections; electoral; factors; gender; general; government; ibrahim; national; nigeria; nigeria ibrahim; participation; party; politics; power; public; representation; rights; role; social; society; state; suleiman; system; women; women participation; women representation; women‟s cache: aeasj-146.pdf plain text: aeasj-146.txt item: #11 of 55 id: aeasj-147 author: Idris, Abubakar; Buba, Umar; Suleiman, Lukman; Adamu, Adamu Ladan title: Relevance of Vocational Skill Acquisition Programmes for Employment in an Era of Dwindling Economy in Bauchi Metropolis date: 2017 words: 2133 flesch: 48 summary: Abstract The study was conducted to find out the relevance of vocational skill acquisition programmes for employment in an era of dwindling economy in Bauchi metropolis. The result of the study indicated that the most important objectives of vocational skill acquisition programmes were to enable youth to acquire vocational skills that would provide gainful employment as well as raise their standards of living. keywords: acquisition; programmes; skill; skill acquisition cache: aeasj-147.pdf plain text: aeasj-147.txt item: #12 of 55 id: aeasj-148 author: Suleiman, Ibrahim title: The Role of Contemporary Islamic Movement towards Social and Political Changes of Modernity date: 2017 words: 5130 flesch: 46 summary: Some observers see Islamic movement as part of a trend in contemporary Islam toward a more orthodox and doctrinally homogeneous type of religion based on the sacred source-texts. In this view, Islamic movement is more radical wing of the wider movement which also includes madrasah based traditional groups and Sufi type reform movements. keywords: contemporary; islamic; islamic movement; modernity; movement; muslim; qutb; sayyid; social; society; state cache: aeasj-148.pdf plain text: aeasj-148.txt item: #13 of 55 id: aeasj-149 author: Thakuri, Indra Bahadur Malla; Nepal, Govind title: Community Oriented-Rural Tourism Development Model date: 2018 words: 3457 flesch: 43 summary: Some motives of tourism development are related to the economic problems and the necessity to find new business niches, while in other areas the main reasons of the development of rural tourism are based on the available motives, where tourism supply and demand factors play an important role in rural tourism development. www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/aesr American Economic & Social Review Vol. 2, No. 1; 2018 3 According to George, Mair and Reid (2009), in order to assess rural tourism development model, one should first determine which factors have motivated the local community to develop rural tourism. keywords: community; development; home; model; stage; stay; tourism; tourists cache: aeasj-149.pdf plain text: aeasj-149.txt item: #14 of 55 id: aeasj-150 author: Okon, Emmanuel O. title: The Path to Inclusive Growth in Nigeria: Are People with Disabilities Carried Along? date: 2018 words: 8965 flesch: 25 summary: People with Disabilities in Nigeria The geographical distribution of persons with disabilities in Nigeria by states and geo-political according to the 2009-2010 National Baseline Survey is presented in Table 1 below. Economic Inclusion of People with Disability in the Scheme of Growth in Nigeria: Employment perspectives Considering that the economic inclusion of people with disabilities is a cross-cutting issue, successful results require complementary activities in multiple sectors. keywords: access; countries; development; disabilities; disability; economic; education; employment; growth; inclusion; inclusive; income; nigeria; people; persons; poverty; pwds; self; social; world cache: aeasj-150.pdf plain text: aeasj-150.txt item: #15 of 55 id: aeasj-151 author: Okon, Emmanuel O. title: Nigeria: Does Terrorism Spring from Economic Conditions? date: 2018 words: 6782 flesch: 47 summary: The primary objective of this paper is to find out whether economic condition leads to domestic terrorism in the country, as the contemporary Nigeria society is engulfed by terrible acts of Terrorism. The primary objective of this paper is to find out whether economic condition leads to terrorism in the country, as the contemporary Nigeria society is engulfed by terrible acts of Terrorism. keywords: american; country; data; economic; economy; gdp; government; growth; nigeria; people; policy; review; social; source; state; table; terrorism; variables; vol cache: aeasj-151.pdf plain text: aeasj-151.txt item: #16 of 55 id: aeasj-152 author: Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem title: Female Labour Force, ICT and Growth Nexus in Nigeria date: 2018 words: 4859 flesch: 39 summary: In her bid to examine the influence of religion on female labor force participation across countries, H‟madoun (2010) specified and estimated a probit model with a vector of religious variables among other exogenous predictors. A body of theoretical and empirical literature provides evidence that female labor force participation has a positive and strong relationship with economic growth (Tansel, 2002; Fatima and Sultana, 2009). keywords: country; economic; female; force; gender; growth; ict; labor; nigeria; participation; rate; social; women cache: aeasj-152.pdf plain text: aeasj-152.txt item: #17 of 55 id: aeasj-153 author: Zhizhi, Able Shibinya; Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem title: Insurgence and National Security in Nigeria: A Focus on Boko Haram date: 2018 words: 6309 flesch: 45 summary: As such, there is significant relationship between Boko Haram insurgency and national security in Nigeria. The basic research proposition of this paper is that there is no significant relationship between Boko Haram insurgency and national security in Nigeria. keywords: boko; boko haram; economic; frequency; haram; haram insurgency; insurgency; nigeria; percentage; respondents; security; social; state; total; xxx cache: aeasj-153.pdf plain text: aeasj-153.txt item: #18 of 55 id: aeasj-154 author: George, Oladipo, Dayo; Okon, Emmanuel Okokondem title: Economic System and Environment: Co-Composting Effect of Prosopis Africana and Cow Dung date: 2018 words: 7611 flesch: 43 summary: PH Table 11: pH versus Composting period (days). These processes are overdetermined by the political, cultural, and environmental conditions within which they come to exist (Mtholyoke, n.d.). keywords: africana; composting; content; cow; dung; economic; environment; moisture; n.d; nigeria; period; process; prosopis; review; soil; source; temperature; waste cache: aeasj-154.pdf plain text: aeasj-154.txt item: #19 of 55 id: aeasj-155 author: Gamawa, Yusuf Ibrahim title: Turkey and the Black Sea Economic Cooperation: Opportunities and Challenges date: 2018 words: 3117 flesch: 47 summary: Keywords: Black Sea, Cooperation, Turkey, Russia, U.S., Control. 6.The U.S. Involvement In The Region It is obvious that the integration of the Black Sea region into the Euro-Atlantic mainstream could not be achieved in reliance solely on the efforts of smaller countries of the region. keywords: black; cooperation; economic; region; sea; sea region; turkey cache: aeasj-155.pdf plain text: aeasj-155.txt item: #20 of 55 id: aeasj-1551 author: Pfordten, Nor Effuandy; Ali, Md. Jafor; Sabli, Norhaila Bt.; Uddin, Md. Kamal; Bhuiyan, Abul Bashar title: THE HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCING BASED ON ISLAMIC SHARIAH: AN UNCONVENTIONAL APPROACH OF STUDENT LOAN date: 2021 words: 4203 flesch: 49 summary: This is a conceptual review study adopted for re-examination and evaluation of the higher education financing based on Islamic Shariah - an unconventional approach of student loan from the course of the existing and prominent research works and literatures. Can student loans improve accessibility to higher education and student performance? keywords: education; financing; hassan; interest; islamic; loan; qard; shariah; student; takaful; waqf cache: aeasj-1551.pdf plain text: aeasj-1551.txt item: #21 of 55 id: aeasj-156 author: Gamawa, Yusuf Ibrahim title: Buhari’s Administration and Review of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy: A Realist Approach date: 2018 words: 7864 flesch: 40 summary: Abstract There is no doubt that Nigeria‟s foreign policy is indeed outdated. Though Nigeria‟s role in Africa still remains significant, however, the time “Africa” was made the centre piece of Nigeria‟s foreign policy, was a time when many countries in the continent were struggling to throw off the yolk of colonialism. keywords: african; economic; international; nigeria; nigeria‟s; policy; politics; power; relations; review; states; theory; world cache: aeasj-156.pdf plain text: aeasj-156.txt item: #22 of 55 id: aeasj-157 author: Lucky, Lucky Anyike; Sam, Achebelema Damiebi title: Poverty and Income Inequality in Nigeria: An Illustration of Lorenz Curve from NBS Survey date: 2018 words: 6512 flesch: 54 summary: The various definitions and measures of poverty lead to two perspectives which are income poverty and lack of basic need poverty. Income poverty occurs when an individual does not have enough money to meet up with the a certain standard of living while lack of basic need poverty occurs when one is unable to meet some of the basic needs such as food, shelter and clothing as identified by united nations, children’s fund (unicef). keywords: class; economic; expenditure; governor; income; inequality; nigeria; percent; population; poverty; social; total cache: aeasj-157.pdf plain text: aeasj-157.txt item: #23 of 55 id: aeasj-1667 author: Hossain, Muhammad Mostofa; Abdullah, Luqman Haji title: THE ECONOMIC IMPACT BY COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN SOUTH ASIA: ISLAMIC ECONOMICAL TOOL BASED SHORT AND LONG TERM POLICY RESPONSES FOR SOUTH ASIAN MUSLIM COUNTRIES date: 2022 words: 6432 flesch: 49 summary: However, as significant tools, micro-credit and micro-finance (Hassan & Alamgir, 2002; Obaidullah, 2008) may speed up wage creation (Akhtar & Arif 2001) and self-employment opportunities (Hassan & Alamgir, 2002) at various levels of society that have been affected by Covid-19 crisis. The universal participatory methods of profit and loss-sharing, direct investments, non-profit and loss-sharing are unique for the countries to escape Covid-19 financial shock. keywords: bangladesh; bank; countries; covid-19; crisis; economic; food; islamic; pandemic; people; policy; poverty; south; world cache: aeasj-1667.pdf plain text: aeasj-1667.txt item: #24 of 55 id: aeasj-1723 author: Mimi, Afsana; Imran, Md. Ali; Mustafa, Jasia; Beg, Tahrima Haque; Rahman, Md. Sazidur title: EFFORTS BY WOMEN TO BECOME FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT THROUGH E-COMMERCE DURING COVID-19: A STUDY ON BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE date: 2022 words: 5258 flesch: 51 summary: May 2022 Keywords: Women E-commerce, Women Entrepreneurship, Financially Independent, COVID-19 Pandemic JEL Classification Codes: L81 A B S T R A C T This research investigates the efforts taken by the women for introducing themselves as financially independent through e-commerce from the perspective of Bangladesh. Many women entrepreneurs have become interested in selling products online to keep their businesses afloat during the pandemic crisis. keywords: bangladesh; business; commerce; covid-19; islam; m. a.; online; women cache: aeasj-1723.pdf plain text: aeasj-1723.txt item: #25 of 55 id: aeasj-1733 author: Mimi, Afsana; Imran, Md. Ali; Beg, Tahrima Haque; Rahman, Md. Sazidur title: GOVERNMENTAL AND INSTITUTIONAL INITIATIVES AND ACTIONS FOR THE ATTRACTION AND EXPANSION OF E-COMMERCE BY WOMEN IN BANGLADESH date: 2022 words: 7378 flesch: 48 summary: Women e-commerce entrepreneurs that operate their firms through various online platforms make up the study's demographic. For e-commerce based Mimi et al., American Economic & Social Review 9(1) (2022), 17-28 25 business intellectual property (IP) is considered one of the valuable assets which enhance the value of e-commerce business s. keywords: bangladesh; business; commerce; economic; entrepreneurs; government; online; social; women cache: aeasj-1733.pdf plain text: aeasj-1733.txt item: #26 of 55 id: aeasj-1822 author: Uddin, Md. Kamal; Huda, Md. Nazmul; Ali, Md. Jafor; Alam, Md. Shahbub; Bhuiyan, Abul Bashar title: IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY OF ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY, BANGLADESH date: 2022 words: 7220 flesch: 47 summary: The study uses Pearson Chi-square to investigate the effects of social media on students' academic performance and the result reveals that social media usage significantly affects academic activities like late submission of assignments, class performance, etc. The issue of social media usage is a common phenomenon among university students. keywords: analysis; bangladesh; impact; media; media usage; performance; social; students; study; table; time; university; usage cache: aeasj-1822.pdf plain text: aeasj-1822.txt item: #27 of 55 id: aeasj-195 author: Islam, Sk. Zohirul title: Women Empowerment through Muslim Architecture Which Built by Name of them in Bangladesh during Mediaeval Period: A Preliminary Survey Report date: 2018 words: 2522 flesch: 67 summary: Abstract There are many Muslim architectures built by women patron which called Bibi/Begum in Bangladesh during mediaeval period as Binat Bibi Mosque architecture at Dhaka.  Bibi Mosque, Sherpur, Bogra District. keywords: bangladesh; begum; bengal; bibi; district; mosque; women cache: aeasj-195.pdf plain text: aeasj-195.txt item: #28 of 55 id: aeasj-197 author: Nkalu, Chigozie Nelson; Edeme, Richardson Kojo; Chukwuma, Queen O. title: Testing the Validity of the Solow Growth Model: Empirical Evidence from Cross-Country Panel Data date: 2018 words: 2931 flesch: 45 summary: Despite the novelty of Solow growth model, it has some shortcomings, one of the significant limitations of the model is its premise or assumption of a closed economy with the convergence assertion or hypothesis that presupposes a group of heterogeneous countries with no type of interrelationship. Thirdly on the limitations of Solow growth model lies the infinitesimal low estimated convergence rate, though the convergence rate has been impacted by the modification of the Solow growth model by an open economy version of the model such as Ramsy-Cass-Koopmans model with relatively augmented convergence rate. keywords: capital; countries; economic; growth; model; solow; study cache: aeasj-197.pdf plain text: aeasj-197.txt item: #29 of 55 id: aeasj-205 author: Edeme, Richardson Kojo; Nkalu, Nelson C. title: Household Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Waste Management Services in Rural Nigeria date: 2018 words: 5104 flesch: 42 summary: Also, economic factors such, income level of the households, awareness of the household about the environment, impact of waste management service and cost of waste management service has positive significant impact on household willingness to pay for waste management services. Y= demand for waste management services (1=Yes; 0=No), X1= cost of waste management service (1=Affordable; 0=Not affordable), X2= household monthly income (N), X3= house ownership (1= Owner of house; 0=Non-owner of house), X4= awareness about environmental implication of waste management service (1=Yes; 0=No), b1-4= coefficient of explanatory variables, u= error term. keywords: economic; factors; household; management; management services; model; probability; services; urban; waste; waste management; willingness cache: aeasj-205.pdf plain text: aeasj-205.txt item: #30 of 55 id: aeasj-206 author: Abraham, Ihensekhien Orobosa; Nosa, Aisien Leonard title: Unemployment and Output Growth: Evidence from Upper-Middle-Income Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa date: 2018 words: 6583 flesch: 50 summary: In the country specific study, results from Botswana, Gabon, Mauritius and South Africa shows a positive relationship between unemployment and output growth rates revealing a case of non-inclusive growth. Countries in upper middle- income in SSA that exhibited positive relationship between unemployment rate and output growth rate should concentrate more on how to increase the level of output growth rate through the boost in economic activities. keywords: countries; economic; growth; growth rate; income; middle; okun; output; output growth; rate; review; ssa; unemployment; unemployment rate cache: aeasj-206.pdf plain text: aeasj-206.txt item: #31 of 55 id: aeasj-207 author: Edeme, Richardson Kojo; Nkalu, Nkalu, C. title: Operations of Street Food Vendors and Their Impact on Sustainable Life in Rural Nigeria date: 2018 words: 4449 flesch: 48 summary: Demographic profiles of vendors, their food safety knowledge, constraints in proper handling practices, the emergence of street food vending, its socioeconomic impact, nature and problems facing street food vendors and their impact on sustainable life were assessed using a closed ended questionnaire. It was found that street food vendors have existed in Nsukka urban area overtime and their emergence was consequent upon the quest for a better life. keywords: area; food; food vendors; life; nsukka; respondents; street; study; urban; vendors cache: aeasj-207.pdf plain text: aeasj-207.txt item: #32 of 55 id: aeasj-2106 author: Ali, Md. Idris; Faisal-E-Alam, Md. title: DETERMINANTS OF GDP PER CAPITA IN BANGLADESH: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY date: 2023 words: 4735 flesch: 46 summary: This transformation has been characterized by impressive GDP growth rates and increased foreign direct investment (Abubakar, 2023). Bangladesh has been experiencing economic growth, and its per capita income has been steadily increasing over the years (Ferdous et al., 2019). keywords: bangladesh; capita; economic; exchange; gdp; growth; inflation; journal; rate; reserves; study cache: aeasj-2106.pdf plain text: aeasj-2106.txt item: #33 of 55 id: aeasj-211 author: Egharevba, Stanley Edebiri; Ovenseri-Ogbomo, Friday Osaru title: Nigerian Elite and the Culture of Primitive Accumulation date: 2018 words: 4206 flesch: 43 summary: This is the use of political power for the accumulation of wealth…The wealthiest people in Nigeria are generally people who have acquired wealth through state power: by political corruption, by access to state contracts, agency rates or concessions such as import licenses – which does not usually involve them in direct productive activity…. Prior to the invasion by African colonizers which led to the amalgamation of the Southern and Northern protectorates of Nigeria in 1914, the separate Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo enclaves were hitherto known for their respective values, norms, etc. which were basically the beauty of society. keywords: accumulation; corruption; date; development; economic; government; money; nigeria; people; social; state; vol cache: aeasj-211.pdf plain text: aeasj-211.txt item: #34 of 55 id: aeasj-2112 author: Diop, Mame Sangone; Dramani, Latif title: SOCIAL CAPITAL, EDUCATION AND CHOICE JOB SEARCH METHODS IN SENEGAL date: 2023 words: 6737 flesch: 45 summary: Social capital cannot be confused with human capital insofar as the latter concerns wealth acquired in isolation and individually, whereas social capital by definition requires interaction and exchange between people in the context of a socialized life : Sibony (2016). Secondly, that education is a powerful generator of social capital, and that family social capital has an impact on school performance.  keywords: agencies; capital; education; employment; job; level; means; review; search; social; state; use cache: aeasj-2112.pdf plain text: aeasj-2112.txt item: #35 of 55 id: aeasj-212 author: Ighodaro, Clement A.U.; F. O., Ovenseri-Ogbomo title: The Dynamics of Exports and Economic Growth: Assessing the Evidence from Nigeria date: 2018 words: 3606 flesch: 54 summary: While some economists like (Ram, 1985; Fosu (1990) as well as Salvatore and Hacler, 1991) seem to generally agree that exports benefit economic growth, others like (Jung and Marshal, 2016 as well as Ahmad and Harnhirum, 1995) did not find much support for export led economic growth hypothesis. Also, the Granger causality results reveal that export Granger causes economic growth and not the other way round. keywords: capital; causality; economic; exports; granger; growth; relationship; run; social cache: aeasj-212.pdf plain text: aeasj-212.txt item: #36 of 55 id: aeasj-2262 author: Khaled, Moslehuddin Chowdhury title: REFORMS AND IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES IN GOVERNMENT OF BANGLADESH: FIELD OBSERVATION AND ANALYSIS (2010-2018) date: 2024 words: 9194 flesch: 47 summary: The system has been established countrywide through first phase of Local Governance Support Project (LGSP-I), jointly funded by World Bank and Bangladesh government, UNDP, UNCDF, DANIDA and European Union (EU) and the system has further been strengthen through LGSP-2, and is continued to third phase as LGSP-3, since January 2017. Total Quality Management), LGSP (local government support project) and similar initiatives. keywords: agency; analysis; bangladesh; citizens; development; economic; field; governance; government; management; observations; offices; projects; public; quality; reforms; research; review; service; social cache: aeasj-2262.pdf plain text: aeasj-2262.txt item: #37 of 55 id: aeasj-240 author: Innocent, Idachaba Odekina; Ademola, Olukotun G.; Glory, Elam Wunako title: Influence of Bank Credits on the Nigerian Economy date: 2019 words: 6148 flesch: 45 summary: More so, public sector credit are needed to stimulate economic growth in spite of the deficiencies shown overtime in the public sector credit, private sector credit has been a good predictor of economic growth 2.3 Empirical Literature review Most scholars have agreed that there is relationship between bank credit and economic growth. Akpansung and Babalola (2011) found significant long-run relationship between private sector bank credits and economic growth in Nigeria. keywords: bank; bank credit; banking; credit; development; economic; economy; gdp; growth; nigeria; sector; study; variables cache: aeasj-240.pdf plain text: aeasj-240.txt item: #38 of 55 id: aeasj-242 author: Gbenga, Olorunmade; James, Samuel Olusegun; Adeyinka, Adewole Joseph title: Determinant of Private Sector Credit and Its Implication on Economic Growth in Nigeria: 2000-2017 date: 2019 words: 8558 flesch: 50 summary: Abstract The study examined the determinant of private sector credit and its implication on economic growth in Nigeria. It was also discovered in the Private Sector Credit and Economic Growth Equation 2 that there was significant relationship between private sector credit and economic growth in Nigeria. keywords: bank; capital; credit; development; economic; financial; growth; journal; money; nigeria; relationship; sector; sector credit; supply; term; vol cache: aeasj-242.pdf plain text: aeasj-242.txt item: #39 of 55 id: aeasj-251 author: Kayode, Ogunyemi Joseph; David, Dare Funso; Adeyinka, Adewole Joseph title: Effect of Trade Diversification on Economic Growth of ECOWAS Countries date: 2019 words: 7787 flesch: 47 summary: The result presented in Table 7 above indicates that main sector performance and service sector performance influence export performance in the selected ECOWAS countries. According to Gustavo Ferreira (2009), the economy is constituted by n sectors from which s are export sectors, thus S € n. keywords: countries; economic; ecowas countries; exchange; exports; percentage; performance; rate; sector; sector performance; study; test; trade; trade performance cache: aeasj-251.pdf plain text: aeasj-251.txt item: #40 of 55 id: aeasj-261 author: Nkoro, Emeka; Uko, Aham Kelvin title: Financial Structure and Economic Growth: The Nigerian Experience, 1980-2017 date: 2019 words: 9917 flesch: 50 summary: As lead up to financial structure and economic growth relationship analysis, the competing theoretical views of bank and market based financial system and economic growth were explored. That is, neither the bank-based nor the market- based financial system can explain economic growth; rather the studies opined that it is the overall provision of financial services (combination of banks and financial markets) that are important (Demirguc-Kunt and Levine, 1996, Levine, 2003 and, Beck and Levine, 2002). keywords: bank; development; economic; growth; levine; market; model; relationship; run; stock; stock market; structure; study; system; variables; view cache: aeasj-261.pdf plain text: aeasj-261.txt item: #41 of 55 id: aeasj-283 author: Bidabad, Bijan title: Non-Usury Banking Fits the Change Strategy: The Solution to Revive the Economy date: 2019 words: 8852 flesch: 32 summary: Rastin PLS Banking In Rastin PLS banking as the main subsection of Rastin Banking, on behalf of the depositor, the bank finances entrepreneur for investment according to compiled regulations, and at the end project, the entrepreneur will distribute the profit/loss of the project in proportion to capital and duration of using that capital with the depositor. Complementary Systems Complementary systems of Rastin Banking refer to innovations, platforms, and supplementary Rastin Banking methods and include the following systems:  Rastin Certificate Market (RCM): is a web-based settlement system for the transaction of interest-free Rastin Certificates and Rastin Swap Bond in Rastin PLS bank. keywords: banking; bidabad; bijan; financial; interest; international; islamic; journal; loss; moshareka; pls; profit; project; rastin; rate; sharing; system cache: aeasj-283.pdf plain text: aeasj-283.txt item: #42 of 55 id: aeasj-327 author: Gamawa, Yusuf Ibrahim title: Nigeria and West Africa’s Silk Road: The New Crescent Economy date: 2019 words: 2727 flesch: 59 summary: The Silk Road is the ancient network of trade routes that linked East Asia and Southeast Asia with East Africa, West Asia and Southern Europe. However, what is required to make the new crescent economy a reality is that governments of Sahel states and in this case Nigeria must undertake a study that will lead to the establishment of manufacturing industries in the North; Kano, Katsina, Jigawa e.t.c. keywords: africa; kano; nigeria; region; sahara; sahel; trade; trans cache: aeasj-327.pdf plain text: aeasj-327.txt item: #43 of 55 id: aeasj-347 author: Bidabad, Bijan title: The “Deciles Implied Inequality Indices” for Expressing Income Distribution and Measuring Public Financial Burden of Equalization Policies date: 2019 words: 3984 flesch: 56 summary: Abstract Different ways have been proposed to measure income inequality; there is no best way to calculate the inequality index that expresses income distribution as it is. Keywords: Income distribution, Inequality Index, Lorenz curve, Public Finance, Equalization Policy. keywords: curve; distribution; income; index; inequality; lorenz cache: aeasj-347.pdf plain text: aeasj-347.txt item: #44 of 55 id: aeasj-360 author: Okoro, Rev Canon Charles Ugochukwu; Charles, Fortune Bella title: Naira Exchange Rate Variation and Nigeria Economic Growth: A Time Series Study date: 2019 words: 8047 flesch: 48 summary: While there are many studies on the effect of exchange rate on Nigeria economy, the studies focused on Naira exchange rate against the United State Dollar. Ogiogio (1996) stated that the Management of exchange rate can be traced to two divisions/phases; pre-Structural Adjustment era of 1960-1985 and post-Structural Adjustment era 1986 till date. keywords: balance; economic; effect; exchange rate; growth; impact; journal; naira; nigeria; performance; rate volatility; relationship; run; study; variables; volatility cache: aeasj-360.pdf plain text: aeasj-360.txt item: #45 of 55 id: aeasj-361 author: Olatumile, Adekunle title: Adaptation of Traditional Festivals to Natural Resources Conservation Education: Lessons from Osun-Osogbo and Argungun Fishing Festivals in Nigeria date: 2019 words: 5159 flesch: 41 summary: The adoption of Western Model of conserving biodiversity in the trickle-down fashion has failed to yield reasonable result; whereas traditional festivals epitomize indigenous people’s respect and reverence for, and pragmatic understanding of, their natural environment. The quest of conserving biodiversity for sustainable development therefore calls for the integration of traditional festivals in sustainable resource management framework. keywords: biodiversity; conservation; festivals; grove; knowledge; management; nigeria; osun; resource; river; social; species cache: aeasj-361.pdf plain text: aeasj-361.txt item: #46 of 55 id: aeasj-362 author: Oladele, Olaseni Abayomi; Sylvester, Okhakhume Aide title: Socio-Demographic Predictors of Perceived Burden of Care among Care Givers of Non-Mentally and Mentally Retarded Students in Ibadan, Nigeria date: 2019 words: 4072 flesch: 47 summary: The study examines the influence of socio-demographic variables on care burden of care providers of non-mentally and mentally retarded students in Ibadan metropolis. The result of the study revealed that demographic variables (age, sex, marital status, education level, job type, religion and ethnicity) do not jointly predict burden of care among care providers of mentally retarded students in Ibadan metropolis. keywords: burden; care; care providers; ibadan; retarded; social; students; support cache: aeasj-362.pdf plain text: aeasj-362.txt item: #47 of 55 id: aeasj-363 author: Michael, Agilebu Ogechi title: Dividend Decision and Economic Value Added of Quoted Nigeria Manufacturing Firms date: 2019 words: 10739 flesch: 52 summary: The conventional thought that dividend policy is relevant and matters on the performance of the firm can be traced to Graham and Dodd (1934) who were proponents of traditionalist schools of thought, later to Lintner (1956) and to Gordon (1960) while Miller and Modigliani (1961) argued that dividend policy is irrelevant under certain assumptions. Dividend policy determines the proportion of company’s profit that can be distributed to the shareholders as return on investment and proportion that will be retained for the company’s reinvestment (Osegbu, Ifurueze and Ifurueze, 2014). keywords: capital; dividend; dividend payout; dividend policy; earnings; economic; effect; firms; journal; model; nigeria; payout; performance; regression; relationship; shareholders; study; value cache: aeasj-363.pdf plain text: aeasj-363.txt item: #48 of 55 id: aeasj-495 author: O., Ashamu Sikiru; A., Soyebo Yusuf title: Stock Market Activities and Economic Growth in Nigeria: A Cointegration Approach date: 2020 words: 4246 flesch: 48 summary: Similarly, an evidence of a demand driven hypothesis was observed as economic growth influence stock market development. Stock market enables financial intermediation as they ensure regular trading in listed financial securities and ensure that quoted firms have adequate access to capital. keywords: activities; development; economic; growth; influence; market; nigeria; result; stock; stock market cache: aeasj-495.pdf plain text: aeasj-495.txt item: #49 of 55 id: aeasj-507 author: Saha, Gopal Chandra title: Rural Socio-Economic Development through Tourism in Bangladesh: Ways and Means date: 2020 words: 8496 flesch: 50 summary: gopalsaha_ru@yahoo.com Abstract This study endeavors to test the effect of promoting of rural tourism in Bangladesh. Rural tourism can offer assistance in forming our society. keywords: areas; bangladesh; data; destinations; development; disagree; economic; people; respondents; social; socio; study; tourism; tourists cache: aeasj-507.pdf plain text: aeasj-507.txt item: #50 of 55 id: aeasj-536 author: Tolulope Francisca, Agun; Adeola Olusegun, Atoyebi title: Social Media as Predictor of Job Search Skills among Undergraduates of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria date: 2020 words: 4330 flesch: 51 summary: Abstract The study investigated the level of job search skills among undergraduates of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife Osun state and determined the predictive ability social media on job search skills. It examined the influence of the social media on job search skills of undergraduates of the university, Further, it investigated the influence of demographic variables (sex, age and level) and area of specialisation on job search skills of the undergraduate students. keywords: job; media; search; search skills; skills; social; study; undergraduates; university cache: aeasj-536.pdf plain text: aeasj-536.txt item: #51 of 55 id: aeasj-554 author: Simon, Taelo; Nayeem, Abdur Rakib; Alam, Md. Khorshed; Raja, Md. Shahab Ali title: Impact of Choppies Enterprise in Southern Africa: An Exploratory Study on Strategic Management Perspective date: 2020 words: 5564 flesch: 52 summary: Shahab Ali Raja Lecturer Department of Business Administration University of Kotliazad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan Email: shahabali48@hotmail.com Abstract Organizations nowadays are increasingly impacting in using strategic management to improve their performance; this study has mainly focused on the impact of strategic management on the performance of Choppies Enterprises. 1.3 Significance of the Research The significance of the study is to analyze Choppies Enterprises in Botswana and advise them on strategic management for it to be competent. keywords: analysis; botswana; business; choppies; company; economic; enterprises; management; market; organization; research; strategy cache: aeasj-554.pdf plain text: aeasj-554.txt item: #52 of 55 id: aeasj-580 author: Uddin, Mohammad Gias; Uddin, Mohin title: E-Government Development & Digital Economy: Relationship date: 2020 words: 9555 flesch: 42 summary: The digital economy is helpful for e0government development 1.000 .603 6) E-government has improved the economic condition of Malaysia 1.000 .383 7) E-government supports the sustainable development of Malaysia 1.000 .537 8) E-government has a positive influence on the digital economy 1.000 .542 9) E-government builds trust towards digital economy development 1.000 .613 10) keywords: activities; content; development; digital; economic; economy; government; information; infrastructure; malaysia; people; readiness; relationship; research; services; social; system; technology; use cache: aeasj-580.pdf plain text: aeasj-580.txt item: #53 of 55 id: aeasj-844 author: Alam, Md. Shahbub; Ali, Md. Jafor; Bhuiyan, Abul Bashar; Solaiman, Mohammad; Rahman, Mohammad Abdur title: THE IMPACT OF COVID -19 PANDEMIC ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN BANGLADESH: A CONCEPTUAL REVIEW date: 2020 words: 6223 flesch: 52 summary: Revenue receipt (Amt. in crore) Particulars 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 Total Revenue 163371 177400 201210 259454 316599 Tax Revenue 140676 155400 178075 232202 28959 Non-tax Revenue 22695 22000 23135 27252 27000 Source: Bangladesh Economic Review 2019 Government Revenues in Bangladesh increased in 2018-19 income year to 2017-18 income year. Shahbub Alam Lecturer Faculty of Business Administration Islamic University, Kusthia, Bangladesh E-mail: shahbub.ais07@gmail.com Md. keywords: bangladesh; countries; country; covid-19; economic; economy; government; health; impact; pandemic; remittance; review; social; world cache: aeasj-844.pdf plain text: aeasj-844.txt item: #54 of 55 id: aeasj-851 author: Hussain, Sajid; Baqir, Muhammad; Islam, K. M. Anwarul; Asif, Samra title: HOW SELF-CONTROL IMPACT’S ON HAPPINESS AND SATISFACTION WITH LIFE WITH MODERATING ROLE OF LOCUS OF CONTROL date: 2020 words: 7017 flesch: 55 summary: Though self control is most important factor to perform any kind of activity in craving behaviour. This analysis help to understand the levels of happiness which people are good in self control at different suitation and how they are satisfied with their life by the affecting factor of locus of control. keywords: american; control; economic; happiness; life; locus; people; review; satisfaction; scale; self; social; variable; vol cache: aeasj-851.pdf plain text: aeasj-851.txt item: #55 of 55 id: aeasj-865 author: Hsing, Yu title: IS THE REINHART-ROGOFF DEBT THRESHOLD APPLICABLE TO ITALY? date: 2020 words: 3404 flesch: 64 summary: According to Herndon, Ash, and Pollin, during 1946– 2009, countries with public debt ratios over 90% recorded an average growth rate of 2.2% instead of −0.1% as presented by Reinhart and Rogoff. An analysis of the data also finds that growth rates declined a great deal due to the global financial crisis. keywords: debt; economic; government; growth; rate; ratio cache: aeasj-865.pdf plain text: aeasj-865.txt