IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2022

Abstract: Disability is a multi-dimensional and complex construct and there is no single universally accepted definition of disability. In Census of India, 2011, information on eight types of disability has been collected. Other than disable population, data on disable workers were also collected. Here an attempt has been made to evaluate the impact of different type of disabilities on worker among disable population, in Million Plus Urban Agglomeration As/Towns in India. Based on the type of disabilities, which are having most impact on number of disable workers, the million plus cities are ranked using an index, derived through the application used for analyzing the data.

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Abstract:Employee job satisfaction is an employee's emotional condition where there is a match between the expected level and the real value of remuneration paid by the organization. Employee satisfaction will be reflected in the employee's feelings towards the institution in the form of a positive attitude towards his work. However, if there is no job satisfaction, employees tend to take aggressive actions, resigning from the organization. The population in this study was all employees of the Transportation Agency in Subulussalam which is 103 respondents. Data collection techniques used was questionnaires and literature study. Questionnaire will be tested for validity and reliability.......

KEY WORDS:-Competency, Motivation, and Satisfaction

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Abstract: Background: The prevention of violence presents a problem of limited approval of institutional gender policies, to overcome this problem the Technical University of Ambato executes a proposal for a prevention policy through a gender training program aimed at the university community to promote development of a culture of equality. The main aim of this research is to know the impact of the violence prevention program in Ecuadorian universities........

KEY WORDS:- gender, violence prevention, policies

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Abstract: The handloom industry of Janjgir-Champa district is mainly one of the important cottage industries of Chhattisgarh state. It is one of the largest employment provider sectors after agriculture, in this way this industry plays an important role in the economic development of the rural poor. The women of this area along with the men do small related work to handloom by sitting at home for their family survival, fully helping in living life. Therefore, the present paper briefly discusses the economic development of small and cottage industries and the plans made for this area, so that small and cottage industries of Janjgir-Champa district can be developed or mainly handloom industries can be promoted.

[1]. Mousumi Ganguly & Arindam Ganguly (2015), "A Study On Anthropometric Measurement, Socio-economic Conditions & Occupational Health Problems Of Baluchari Saree Weavers Of Bishnupur", International Journal Of Current Research, Vol. 7, Issue 07, Pp. 17722-17729.
[2]. Yassir M. Mahgoub And Khalid M. Alsoud (2015), "The Impact Of Handicraft On The Promotion Of Cultural And Economic Development For Students Of Art Education In Higher Education", Journal Of Literature & Art Studies, Vol. 5, No. 6, 471-479.
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Abstract: Tourism activity is today's one of the fastest growing activity which plays vital role in income source of the national economy. Increasing Pilgrimages made a socio-economic and cultural impact on religious centers. Pilgrim tourism is one of the most important types of tourism from the ancient days. Vidarbha is one of the ancient famous pilgrim centers not only in Maharashtra but also all over the country. Pilgrim tourism activity is responsible for the development of economic condition of local people. This plays major role in rural development.

KEY WORDS:- Pilgrim tourism, Local stakeholders, Rural development, Pilgrim Center

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Abstract: Marginalization is the common phenomena of all the societies in the world where society is divided and equality is not yet achieved. In every society, there is marginality in any form. However, the core bases of marginalization differ from society to society. In Indian society, division of population on the bases of birth as per the preambles of Varna system became core base of marginalization. Marginalization is a multidimensional process that denies opportunities and outcomes to those 'living on the margins' while enhancing the opportunities and outcomes for those who are 'at the center'. Caste and class prejudices, in many societies across the globe, exclude many communities

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Abstract: Government expenditure in Nigeria has largely been volatile and procyclical. Government spending rose in tandem with oil prices and oil revenues, and dropped when prices crashed. Successive Nigeria governments had gone on a spending and borrowing spree during oil booms that resulted in poorly planned projects of low quality and massive corruption. This study examined the implementation of the provisions of the 2007 Fiscal Responsibility Act on Medium Term Expenditure Framework in an effort to instill fiscal discipline in the management of fiscal resources of the federation. The study adopted mixed methods approach in gathering the materials. Direct observations of the way the revenues and expenditures of government have been managed over the years was utilized as well as data from various secondary sources.........

KEY WORDS:- Fiscal discipline, medium term expenditure framework, Fiscal Responsibility Act, fiscal rule, Fiscal Responsibility Commission.

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Abstract: This paper is aimed at empirically assessing the political economy of diversification through the Federal Government's import quota on fish; with objectives to establish the current state of fish production in Nigeria and also investigate the role thus far, of the import quota policy in improving fish production in the country. The paper is mostly descriptive and relies predominantly on secondary data, while the neoliberal political economy theory serves as the framework of analysis. An inferential comparative analysis of data has been employed to test hypothetical assertions of the study. Relying on the decision making theory, the paper discovered that fish production is currently on the increase in Nigeria........

KEY WORDS:- economic diversification, fish import quota, domestic fish production, business environment, challenges

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Abstract: This paper explores the challenges and prospects of Nigeria-China economic relations in the 21st century. Historically, Nigeria's first contact with China took place in 1960 when a Chinese delegation, at the invitation of the Nigerian government, attended the Nigerian independence celebrations. From this official communication, both countries almost enjoy a seamless relationship, especially in the economic and trade sectors. The paper relied on secondary data for a descriptive analysis method. In addition, the reliance theory has provided a framework aimed at showing that there is an unequal relationship between Nigeria and China, while the Chinese are the main beneficiaries of.......

KEY WORDS:- Colonialism, Dependency, Economy, Diplomacy, Exchange

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Abstract: The study examines the nexus between the African Union and other International Regional Economic Organizations for monetary and political integration. The global reality of international economic relations and its attendant dynamics have given more impetus for international integration among countries across continents for collaboration. It requires pooling of economic forces (trade, monetary, fiscal etc.) and political union tendency towards interdependence of states for the realization of investment and strengthening of business potentials to curb poverty and the challenges of underdevelopment. The paper makes use of secondary data to source for information while it adopts theory of integration as its theoretical framework to midwife the study.

KEY WORDS:- African Union, Continental Integration, Institutional Development, International Economics Regional Organizations, Partnership Agreement Trade liberalization.

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Abstract: Since the failure of Nigeria's first 1964 General elections, she has been battling with how to run free and fair elections, hence the introduction of electronic card reader machines in 2015. The Independent National Electoral Commission had high hopes that the machines will contribute to the credibility and integrity of Nigerian elections. However, the challenges encountered during the elections as a result of the malfunction of the card reader machines in many polling units had posed many questions seeking for answers as to whether Nigeria had gotten the solutions to the process of elections transparency. This paper was focused on the 2019 elections when INEC repeated the use of card machines. Data collection was based on primary and secondary sources and descriptive survey design was used......

KEY WORDS:- Electronic card readers, credibility, transparency, integrity, electorate or voters.

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