IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-7 ~ JuLy 2020

Abstract: Since the introduction of industrial and technological changes, economic indicators have been considered as the important criteria for measuring progress and economic development. The industrialization has been accompanied by a growing negative impact on the environment in terms of its pollution and degradation. Economic activities such as manufacturing, processing, transportation and consumption not only deplete the stock of natural resources but also add harmful effects on the environmental system by accumulating the stock of wastes which worsen the human health. Untreated waste becomes pollution, increasing not only private costs but also social costs. Degradation of environment often imposes negative externality on the economy resulting in output and human losses, loss of labour productivity from ill- health and loss of crop output.....

Key Words: Occupational Disease, Small Scale Industry, Government Policy, Human Health

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Abstract: The development of international trade through imports and exports is currently experiencing a rapid progress. However, there are many practices in the field found one of them is related to the results of the management of confiscated goods that have not been able to provide optimal benefits to the state, especially to the people. Confiscated goods are not managed properly so that it harms the state and the people, where the state loses the opportunity to benefit from the confiscated goods. The purpose of this research is to find out and explain the form of responsibility of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise for the Management of Confiscated Goods which has been expiring quickly.....

Key Words: Responsibility, Confiscated Goods Management, Directorate General of Customs and Excise..

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Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine the company's financial position in the form of state-owned legal entities; to find out the essence of a State-Owned Enterprise as an independent legal entity; and to know and explain the responsibilities of the founding parties and company organs for the management of the company's finances as equity participation in a legal entity in the form of a state company. The type of research carried out is included in normative legal research, which is carried out by examining secondary data. Normative research includes library law research, namely research conducted by tracing legal principles and then proceeding with existing rules and being tested with general legal principles.

Key Words: Legal Entity, Limited Company Financial, State-Owned Enterprise..

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Abstract: The aim of the study is to assess the dynamics and projection of the COVID-19 contagion in Bangladesh in order to implement appropriate policy to prevent the spreading as well as smoothing the economic growth. The number of COVID-19 epidemic cases (infected, death and recovered) of Bangladesh between 03/08/2020 and 07/14/2020 has been estimated and used for forecasting by using Box-Jenkins (ARIMA) method and Brown and Holt linear exponential smoothing method in this study. The ARIMA method suggests that, at the mid of August, Coronavirus infected, dead and recovered (cumulative) number of people would be approximately 300831, 3830 and 221357 respectively. The Holts linear and browns linear trend method implies that number would be slightly less for infected and death cases. With....

Key Words: COVID-19, Coronavirus, forecast, Exponential smoothing model, ARIMA Models

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Abstract: The current outbreak of COVID 19 pandemic creates a serious threat to all over the world. Most of the nations including India have gone into a lockdown situation. The disease is spread by respiratory droplets and communication pathways. Fever, cough, shortness of breath to pneumonia, kidney failure and even death are some of the symptoms of this disease which can take 2- 14 days to appear in human body(WHO). Assam reported its first COVID 19 confirmed case on 31 of March and first death was reported on 10th April. The upsurge of COVID 19 pandemic in the state has been traced to persons who attended the conference of the Tablighi Jamaat religious organization at Nizamuddin Markaz, Delhi and also boost up due to some pilgrims of Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Rajasthan who arrived in the Silchar city of Cachar district on 6th May,2020. The state has also begun witnessing a spike......

KEY WORD: Univariate Time Series, Novel coronavirous, ARIMA, BIC, Forecasting

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Abstract: This paper inserted within a geoarchaeological study, provides a model for the investigation and the support of past dynamics of a mountainous landscape in the Aures region (Algeria) during the Holocene. It introduces the first analysis based on the detailed mapping of morphological features of the study area in relation with a typo-morphology theoretical model that was confronted with data from archaeological research. Our results suggest that the choice of the prehistorical movement processes has been driven by the outcrop of some deposits and the presence of specific landforms, such as high and low-relief areas. This approach was applied to a sector with controversial archaeological evidences (the valley of Wadi Abiod), where geological and morphological analyses support archaeological research in the reconstruction of the ancient pathways during the Holocene. This integrated approach can help archaeologists to understand and then discover ancient courses crossing complex in impervious landscapes such as the intramountain Lands.

Key Word: Geoarchaeology, Typo-morphology, North Africa, Aures, Mobility, Holocene

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Abstract: Farmers in developing countries are greatly affected by post-harvest losses due to poor handling techniques, over maturation, poor storage conditions, infestation by pests and fungal infections. This explains the high rates of micronutrient malnutrition in Kenya with more than half of the morbidity and mortality cases among children being attributed to micronutrient deficiencies. This study aimed at determining consumer acceptability of snack value added rice products in Kenya. The experimental research design was used to conduct consumer tasting and sensory evaluation of the rice composite flours AT1, AT2, AT3, AT4, AT5 and AT6 and baked products from the value-added rice composite (VARCs) rice cookies-CT1, crackles-CT2, rice cake-CT3, doughnuts-CT4, & rice pancakes (plain)-CT5....

Key words: Consumers, Value-added rice products, Composites

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Abstract: The propensity of theatre to change the world has been alluded to by many scholars, however, theatre has not been able to achieve this huge responsibility due to some factors. These factors vary from nation to nation but there are core ones that cut across all climes which had militated against the growth of theatre in some societies. Government‟s insensitivity and lip-service to theatre, unprofessional and dismal attitude of many theatre artists and ignorance, especially in the rural areas have been the bane of theatre progress in the last few decades. With the failure of all stakeholders in relation to theatre‟s welfare, its inability to broker change is understandable but not excusable. To properly foreground this......

Keywords: Fate, Theatre, Applied Theatre, TfD

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