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A study of the agricultural economy in the Chittagong Hill tracts, East Pakistan.Recter, Dirk Hendrik. January 1967 (has links)
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Ferroniobium production by plasma technology : a techno economic assessment: thesisLiang, Anita D. (Anita Denym) January 1982 (has links)
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Economic analysis of government regulation : a synthesis and case studyBetts, Mark Dobson. January 1980 (has links)
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An examination of the technological approach to agricultural development : a theoretical and historical investigationSmith, Bruce E. January 1977 (has links)
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Factors affecting the development of non-traditional export: a case study of the cut flower industry in Malawi.Kubwalo, Max. January 2006 (has links)
<p>Malawi has a narrow export base comprised mainly of tobacco, tea and sugar as the main sources of foreign currency. Cut flowers were identified as one of the export products that could help wean the country's economy off its high dependency on tobacco leaf exports. The decreasing price of tobacco at the auction floors coupled with new anti smoking legislations worldwide has made alternative crops exports critical. The main objective of this research was to ascertain the state of the Malawian cut flower industry by / examining the developmental trajectory followed by the Malawian export cut flower industry over the last ten years / identifying the various factors inhibiting the growth of the Malawian export cut flower industry / recommending appropriate interventions and strategy to support vigorous growth of the sector in future.</p>
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The dual role of income in the spread of HIV in Africa.Desmond, Chris. January 2002 (has links)
Every day more people in Africa are infected with HIV despite prevention efforts. These new infections and those already infected are not evenly spread throughout the continent. Substantial variations in HIV prevalence exist within and between countries. Understanding these variations helps understand what is driving the epidemic and this understanding in turn helps in the design of more appropriate interventions to prevent its further spread. This thesis builds on existing work by attempting to develop a more
comprehensive theory of what role income plays in the spread of HIV. To this end the Theory of the Dual Role of Income in the Spread of HIV is outlined and explained. It uses the concepts of relative and absolute income, borrowed from elsewhere in the health economics literature, to separate the different effects income has on individual and group risk of HIV infection. The theory hypothesises that, while higher levels of absolute
income (income independent of others) offer protection against infection via better access to health care and information, higher relative income (the income of an individual relative to other members of their social or reference group) increases risk of infection either as a result of more sexual partners or higher risk partners. The theory in no way argues that HIV infections are not related to poverty, but rather that the relationship is,
somewhat more complicated and non-linear than often suggested. The explanatory power of the theory is examined with the use primarily of two data sets: firstly using data collected from antenatal clinics in two South African provinces linked with census data and secondly with data on a large South African company. While these data are not ideal, the results from the analysis are in line with the expectations based on the theory.
The theory and the results of the analysis presented in this thesis support the argument that environments in which decisions are made and actions taken are important in determining risk of HIV infection. This argument suggests that prevention efforts need to do more then provide information. / Thesis (M.Com.)-University of Natal, Durban, 2002.
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Design and operation of a tubular photobioreactor for microalgea productionWable, Olivier 08 1900 (has links)
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Investment calculation methods for highway budgetingSauna-aho, Vaito Johannes 12 1900 (has links)
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Nonengineering factors in urban area expressway location determinationsSteinichen, John 08 1900 (has links)
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A survey of farm management and socio-economic aspects of beef and dairy-beef production in Quebec.Abdelwahab, Mehdi Ahmed January 1979 (has links)
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