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developing countries (Pitt 1997). Hence the importance of household cannot be over emphasized. Household income is the income that accounts for the income of all residents in each household in form of wages salaries rent profit etc together with unemployment benefit and pensions (Pass et al 2000). Household income is a very important determinant of (child) mortality. Also, a vast literature shows that individuals with low income, etc often die younger than those who are better off or better educated;

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interventions politiques se sont multipliés. «  Le social Security Act » (en faveur des retraites) « National Labor Relations Act » (Droit des revendications syndicales) « Fair labor standards Act » (Droit du salaire minimum) « Railroad Unemployment Insurana Act » (Indemnisation chômage) Le new Deal à permis de mettre l’accent sur l’importance de l’ouvrier et à permis l’humanisation de l’environnement de travail. I. L’école systémique et l’école de la contingence

rapid growth; this growth was led by the hydrocarbons industry, which is highly cyclical in the current high price ceiling for oil and natural gas. Under political stability, the president Boutaflika is pursuing a strategy to reduce the level of unemployment by attracting direct foreign investment in manner to create jobs and to assist the economic development in Algeria. In a 2007 survey of business conditions in 178 countries, the World Bank ranked Algeria 125 for ease of doing business. Algeria

environment of TOTAL; such as: the stability of the economy the competition the access facilities on the subvention the interest rates the decline of the purchasing power of the consumers, And the examination of the economic indications (rate of unemployment, rate of new business start-up, GDP, inflation…). 5 o Sociological More and more consumers adopt a “green consciousness" and try to reduce their consumption of fuel in particular. We can see three main reasons in this phenomenon: The

had died. New weapons like the tank, poison gas, and the aircraft had entered wars. Air raids brought war to the civilian population as well as to the combatants Britain was to enter an era of social change, economic recession and large scale unemployment. 2) UK - Britain Between the Wars 1918 to 1945 The issue of votes for women, re-surfaced after World War I ended. Women had played their part in the factories and the movement started by Mrs. Pankhurst led to a limited voting franchise for

alive. Economic factors: we can say that everyday there’s more and more people joining, and also the network service is now a days a free service the economical crises don’t have a huge impact on our market. We also can add that related to the unemployment, social networks can be a source for companies for professional prospection. Sociological factors: − In the demographic implications, nowadays, social network hasn’t got a specific target. Everybody can join, no matter your age, sex, nationality…and

in La Haine, Hubert is the only one who has a job with his gym (before it burned down) and all the other characters are unemployed and seem to have delinquent behavior. This is also a good representation of what is happening in France, where the unemployment rate in the banlieue is still increasing, reaching 50-80% in some areas. We can also see this feeling of boredom through the characters' meaningless conversations and the scenes when the three boys are walking around in the Banlieue, as are many

and an increase of debts of some Americans households over a reasonable level. This financial crisis is an original factor of our actual economic crisis and its propagation all over the world via diminution of economic growth* and an increase of unemployment and began to touch other sectors different from banks. 3. What are the consequences? We observe that the actual crisis have an influence on the raise of the price of raw materials. In 2008, the prices of lot raw materials such as petrol or

Brazilian-style ‘conservative modernisation’ translates, for example, into the lack of regulation in the labour market. Over half of the working population, amounting to about 45 million male and female workers, do not enjoy any labour rights (unemployment insurance, insurance for work accidents, paid vacation, maternity and paternity leave, family allowances, retirement and pensions). What this means is that although Brazil is now part of the select group of the world's wealthiest nations, the country