Jérusalem, entre attraction et répulsion migratoire by Irène Salenson

“…Indeed, “classical” economic factors, such as the cost of housing, unemployment and job search, might play a significant role in the dynamics of demographic attraction and repulsion to and from Jerusalem. …”
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An extensive analysis of Brazil and the Netherlands determinants of football attendance by Matthijs Edel

“…In the Netherlands, factors such as unemployment and overall interest in football emerge as significant determinants of stadium attendance. …”
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DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF THE RUSSIAN MARKET OF TECHNICAL SERVICING AND REPAIR IN THE СONTEXT OF A PANDEMIC by O. A. Tettsoeva

“…Currently, at a time of decreasing automotive production caused by the suspension of the plants in the period of lockdown, the reduction in purchasing power of communities connected with the risk of unemployment occurrence in consequence of business failures, the decline in wages and lower vacancy rates, is foreseen reduced demand for new cars against the background of significant increase in sales volumes in the used cars market segment and, therefore, sharp increase in demand for car services performing technical servicing and repair. …”
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Modeling of Macroeconomics by a Novel Discrete Nonlinear Fractional Dynamical System by Zhenhua Hu, Wen Chen

“…Three variables, the gross domestic production, inflation, and unemployment rate, are considered by this nonlinear system. …”
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STATE SUPPORT OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN RUSSIA AT FEDERAL AND REGIONAL LEVELS by N. Golovetskii, V. Grebenik, I. Kokhanovskaya

“…It is noted that the state of small and medium enterprises in the Russian Federation is quite different in different regions, which depends on their specialization, characteristics, availability of jobs, unemployment rate, population structure and other factors. …”
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Sports guidance as an indicator for social development in Morocco : a socio-educational approach. by Brahim MAZZAL

“…In addition, focusing on sports guidance as a new social-economic lever, which reduces unemployment rates. Moreover, it allows poor families to improve their income and raise the standard of living towards a higher social class. …”
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Os movimentos sociais na crise financeira global: questões e polêmicas by Leonardo de Araújo e Mota

“…It concludes that, despite the increased incidence of such social movements worldwide, the present context of economic recession still causes high unemployment rates in the countries most affected by the crisis, the environment remains threatened and most political parties suffer a big crisis of representation within civil society.…”
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EQUIPPING THE YOUTH BY RECOURSE TO THE TOTAL LIFE TRAINING TOOL FOR YOUTH CHALLENGES IN CHRISTIANA: by F.E. Freeks

“…Farming communities in Christiana grapple with problems such as unemployment, poverty, occultism, Satanism, alcoholism and violence. …”
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LEADERSHIP STYLE AND NATIONAL SECURITY IN NIGERIA: AN ASSESSMENT OF EBELE GOOD LUCK JONATHAN AND MUHAMMADU BUHARI’S ADMINISTRATIONS by OLAYINKA BABATUNDE ADEBOGUN, JOSEPH OLATUNJI ODUNTAN, ABRAHAM EDEH

“…It was found in the study that the state of insecurity which manifested inits variousforms such as terrorism, militancy, kidnapping, corruption, poverty, unemployment, violation of human rights, and underdevelopment of some regions in the country is a result of political leadershipby various Nigerian leaders in their respective administration and this has seriouseffects on the security of the country. …”
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MIGRANTS, MUSLIMS AND REFUGEES IN THE SECULAR AND MULTICULTURAL EUROPE: A PROJECTION TO THE AXIS OF RESPONSIBILITY-INDISPENSABILITY by Hasan Hüseyin Aygül

“…This study will discuss the possibilityor impossibility of living together or a multicultural social model, takinginto consideration some cases of rising racism, xenophobia, Islamophobia andstatistical data considering ghettoization and the rates of unemployment andcrime…”
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‘If I Can, We Can’ by Jennifer N. Fish

“…She fought for domestic workers’ first legal protections in South Africa’s democracy, which set basic conditions of employment and allowed over 100,000 women to receive maternity and unemployment insurance over the past twenty years. …”
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Contribution of Cloud Accounting to Employment and Economic Growth: An Evaluation from Nigerian Public Sector by Ayoola Azeez Olaoye

“… Statistically, the global unemployment rate has drastically reduced due to emergency of cloud accounting. …”
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Human-made. Waste as a resource for urban regeneration in Jabal al Jofeh refugee camp by Noor Marji, Janset Shawash, Narmeen Marji

“…The paper deals with the use of waste as a resource for urban regeneration and social integration of marginalised communities in Amman (Jordan) through the case study of the Jabal al Jofeh refugee camp, a poor ‘informal’ area with a Palestinian refugee population characterised by high crime, unemployment and poverty rates. The proposed Urban Regeneration Plan focuses on the use and reuse of accumulated waste as construction material and on the creation of a neighbourhood network for the collection, sorting and recycling of waste and its transformation into saleable products that generate income for the community. …”
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Study of female entrepreneurship: an empirical evidence in the Municipality of León in Nicaragua by Justa Pastora Amador-Ruiz, Antonio Juan Briones-Peñalver

“…Women's entrepreneurship reduces unemployment, increases innovation, improves competitiveness and favors economic growth significantly. …”
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Students of the PU for uses sources of political information and expectations of the new South Africa, by Annelie Naudé, L. Serfontein, P.J. Schutte, D. Van der Waldt, H.J. Groenewald

“…It was found that the most negative expectations, which the students identified, included the following: more unemployment and poverty, the introduction of reverse discrimination, unsafe living conditions, emigration of whites and far-reaching increases in taxation. …”
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Psychiatric Rehabilitation: An Overview for Rehabilitation Practitioners by Xiangli CHEN, Deborah LEE

“…Psychosocial barriers include social and self-stigma, unemployment and poverty. Effective rehabilitation strategies include cognitive rehabilitation, skills training, instrumental and social support, and vocational interventions. …”
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MANAGERIAL AND ENTREPRENEURIAL CAREER ASPIRATIONS OF STUDENTS – THE CASE OF BIH by Bahrija Umihanić, Sabina Đonlagić, Ana Marija Alfirević

“… Youth entrepreneurship is becoming an attractive topic, even for the wider public, especially in transitional countries, characterized by high unemployment rates. Governments often try to stimulate the entrepreneurial activities of younger population. …”
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Agriculture urbaine et stratégies de survie des ménages pauvres dans le complexe spatial du district d’Abidjan by Abraham Olahan

“…The article will also describe the actors (stakeholders) who are involved, their origins and the strategies they adopt to survive in a large metropolitan area like Abidjan where the cost of living is high compared to normal daily life marked by unemployment, under- employment and poverty.…”
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Quel développement durable pour le delta du Danube? Enquête à Pardina by Simona Niculescu, Dominique Pécaud, Élisabeth Michel-Guillou, Paul Soare, Laurence David

“…Nonetheless, the current economic situation of the local population is a difficult one, as the delta inhabitants face numerous problems such as their isolation, current infrastructure modernization and transformation delays, unemployment rates on the rise and a generalized ageing trend. …”
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Se sentir capable de rester dans son emploi jusqu’à la retraite ? by Anne-Françoise Molinié

“…But the results stress the important role played by variables relating to the meaning of work (such as work allows yo uto learn or having the means to do quality work).Five years later, employees 52 years of age who had answered in 1996 that they do not feel capable of remaining in their job until retirement have (everything being equal) a higher probability of not being employed either due to retirement or pre-retirement, or due to unemployment or inability; at 32 or 42 years of age, they have a higher probability of having changed jobs or being unemployed.…”
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