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    face. Now our country is known as a Developing country‚ but I have a question on that point. Is the whole Bangladesh developing?? Or only the City areas especially Dhaka city is developing? I’m sure the answer will be the second one. If we compare the life of a rural person with another person who lives in Dhaka‚ we will know the fact. Reason 1 Now the question is‚ why development is not being occurred in rural areas? I’m going to describe that now. Firstly‚ before the liberation‚ Dhaka was respectively

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    initiatives‚ including e-governance‚ e-commerce‚ 100 percent literacy rate‚ sanitation‚ low mortality rate‚ high life expectancy‚ employment generation and making people skilled human resources through orientation of the use of computer as well as internet. Digital Bangladesh is a dream vision of bringing digital change in every sector. It is a process of digitalizing everything in our national life. Our lifestyle‚ daily activities‚ business transaction‚ communications‚ entertainment‚ studies‚ consultation

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    2. Inequalities‚ both domestic and global‚ illuminate the inevitability and functionality of stratification. Discuss. The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology defines inequality as ‘the unequal distribution of opportunities‚ rewards‚ and power among and between individuals‚ households and groups’(1). It goes on to say that ‘the subfield of social stratification has as its main task the description and analysis of inequalities‚ or the makeup of the stratification system of any given society’.(1) From

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    During my lifetime I have used many services that provide health and social care such as hospitals‚ nursery‚ doctors‚ playgroups‚ schools‚ health visitors‚ etc. We have all used some of these health care providers and found that the quality of life has improved as a result. Class notes There are four sectors providing health and social care in the UK‚ public sector‚ voluntary sector‚ private sector‚ informal sector. For example an elderly person treated by the NHS in a hospital but at

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    slums problems‚ too‚ which causes highest people mortality and lowest life expectancy rates. Therfore‚ the problems facing the world’s urban areas require immediate action. The Government should lend more money in support of education‚ social‚ power and health services and on urban projects‚ which purpose is to raise the living standards of the urban poor and give them the opportunity to flow into the mainstream economics and life of wealthy part of community. Overall‚ urbanization would not

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    northern and southern art of the world by using updated data. One of the indicators that I decided to use is the HDI (human development index)‚ which provides a complex measure of three dimensions of human development: a healthy life and longevity which is measured by life expectancy‚ being educated; measured by adult literacy and enrolment at the primary‚ secondary and tertiary level and having a decent standard; measured by Gross National Income (GNI)2. HDI is clearly one of the best indicators to use

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    Compare with the period before 20th century‚ it is believed that we are now living in a modern century because of there were more important developments than in the past. Those biggest changes in separate areas such as computer‚ transportation‚ and medical technology have changed human beings live to be more convenience and easier. This essay will discuss how those three segments made human beings live changed. First‚ one of the biggest changes in the 20th century was in the area of computer technology

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    independence the situation was grim and serious in the country.We were a free country but there were some glaring areas of concern.our per capita income was growing at a scanty rate of 0.5% per annum.Industrial growth was not up to the mark.The life expectancy at birth was barely 36 years.The literacy rate was shockingly low and we had more than half the population below the poverty line.Our country was looked upon with contempt by the west and India was considered a country that was totally backward

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    UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN BUSINESS SCHOOL ------------------------------------------------- PO2504 ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- UNDERSTANDING STATISTICS ------------------------------------------------- ASSIGNMENT BRIEF SESSION 2012/13 This handout contains information on: * The scope and aims of the assignment * The questions you should seek to answer * The

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    Population Examination Over two centuries‚ from 18th century to 20th century‚ the level of mortality has changed dramatically in Asian countries. The demographers use life expectancy of birth‚ which is the average number of years that newborn baby can be expected to live‚ as a mean to measure the mortality level. Generally‚ the life expectancy of birth has increased rapidly from the beginning of 18th century. In some countries of Asia like Japan and Ceylon‚ the death rate has been tending to fall since

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