Household Businesses
Explanatory factors behind formalizing non-farm household businesses in Vietnam
... informal household businesses believe that registration is not compulsory, in spite of the fact that our analysis underlines that most of them should be registered according to the ...
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Explanatory factors behind formalizing non-farm household businesses in Vietnam
... some household businesses decide to register and become formal (while others do not) in order to shed light on the origins of ...on household businesses (HB) derived from first-hand ...
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The role of household businesses in the economy of Vietnam
... in household businesses and the informal sector in particular are highly vulnerable to sudden shocks and ...of household businesses and the informal sector, and tackling the vulnerability of ...
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Are household businesses contrained in their access to credit ?
... The household Businesses and the Informal sector in vietnam | chapter 07 188 and by analysing the extent and determinants of credit ...larger household businesses whose owners have greater ...
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The use of social networks in the functioning of household businesses
... HB. Household businesses rely more often on their social network to raise funds at the start of a business than on the formal credit market, and loans from personal contacts are used by one out of ten HBs ...
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Performance of household businesses and the informal sector
... The first section deals with the economic performance of household businesses, their structure and their characteristics. The value added generated by a HB is low on average, with a median value added of 3 ...
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Contribution of household businesses and the informal sector to the economy
... 2.2. productivity per hour The second indicator is productivity per hour, which is deemed to be a more relevant measurement of productivity. It overcomes the disadvantage of the first indicator by considering production ...
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Innovation in the household business and informal sectors
... survey, household businesses were asked whether they used the internet to find a way to produce their products, provide their services, find clients or conduct ...
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The family at the heart of the household : evolution and differentiation of household structure in Côte d'Ivoire, 1975-98
... the decade of the 1990s, a crucial point if we wish to link the evolution of households with that of the economy and society. The period covered by our sources offers strong contrasts from an economic point of view. The ...
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The bits and bytes of food : study of emerging Internet-based food businesses
... Growth dependent on Follow both advertising Large potential increase in users which is and API-revenue models advertising market Growth & dependent on greater Limited[r] ...
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Survey on the Economic Relations between Aboriginal People and the Businesses of Abitibi-Témiscamingue
... The analysis of the answers according to the sector of activity (Table 7.1) and according to the location of the businesses (Table 7.2) illustrates that the Témiscamingue area is not familiar with the Secretariat ...
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Promoting Pollution Prevention in Small Businesses: Costs and Benefits of the "Enviroclub" Initiative
... The Enviroclub initiative was developed by three federal government agencies Environment Canada, the National Research Council Canada and Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions a[r] ...
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Cleaning sprays, household help and asthma among elderly women.: Cleaning sprays, household help and asthma among elderly women
... Methods: A nested case-control survey on respiratory health was undertaken among a random sample of French women from the E3N study. Data were available for 570 women (235 with current asthma and 335 without asthma ...
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BioSand household water filter project in Nepal
... BioSand Household Water Filter Project in Nepal Results and Discussion Figure 36: Water level at rest below top layer of fine sand. Figure 37: Water level at rest more th[r] ...
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Are Children Decision-Makers Within the Household?
... 1 Introduction Children are seldom accounted for in household behavioural models. At best, they are considered bystanders assumed not to have the capacity nor the power to influence the household decision ...
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Are Children Decision-Makers Within the Household?
... the household living arrangements is likely to have welfare ...a household and anticipating the response of recipients and non-recipients alike is very important for any policy that targets specific ...the ...
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Dependable system architecture for businesses : analysis of an enterprise resource planning system
... " SAP's Enterprise Services Architecture provides Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) support.. This means, SAP system applications could be accessed as services.[r] ...
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The Changing Intra-Household Resource Allocation in Russia
... is thus likely that the wives’ share of household income has decreased signif- icantly over that period. Such important changes may very well impact the distribution of welfare within the households. Each year ...
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Characteristics of household business and the informal sector
... informal businesses involved in service and trade activities are remarkably widespread, and many of them (46 per cent and 30 per cent respectively) do not have a ...
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Marriage Market, Divorce Legislation and Household Labor Supply
... that household members have egotistic or Beckerian \caring" preferences (Becker ...a household member and those consumed by his or her ...interpretation: household decisions can be modeled as a ...
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