classmates’ postings. Sociology - General Sociology Decline of Rural America . After viewing the required video for this discussion‚ pick one of the following overlapping issues highlighted in this week’s readings to discuss: a. How does the corporatization of farming affect all Americans‚ not just those living in rural areas? What can you do about this? b. What is brain drain and what are its long-reaching effects on rural communities? Be sure to include the terms stayers and achievers
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Visitors noted in the community mainly by fast food restaurants with out of state license plates. b. Indicators of social and economic conditions Multi-family structures/apartment buildings‚ some with evidence of dilapidation but mainly near the rural part of the community. Closer to the center of the community‚ new homes are being constructed closer to the
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education thus resulted in low literacy rate especially in the rural communities. Example in the Solomon islands the birth rate is the highest in the south pacific and during the ethnic tension from 1998 all major companies have closed down and all diplomats left the country‚ as the result the Solomon islands dollar became devalued thus causes some functions within the Government’s machinery un operational and causes parents in rural populace and low income earners find it hard to afford basic needs
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Rural Women Light up their Villages in Fiji Women‚ girls‚ boys and men have different roles within their families and communities in Pacific Island Countries. Each of these groups is differently affected by‚ and has distinct ways of dealing with‚ the effects of climate change. Women’s separate role in communities‚ however‚ means that they can play an important part in supporting their families and communities to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Women have valuable knowledge and skills which
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that transforms societies from primarily rural to primarily urban ways of life (Hauser‚ 1965). Few would dispute this definition‚ but how useful is it for examining the spatial reorganization of population and economic activities in postindustrial societies where a large majority of people‚ jobs‚ and organizations are concentrated in or dominated by urban agglomerations? The essence of this question hinges on our ability to differentiate between what is rural and urban in postindustrial societies.
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Table of Contents 1. Introduction: 1 2. E-Readiness: 2 3. E-Readiness assessment 3 Network access 4 4. Strategy for ICT Infrastructure Development for Nepal: 4 5. Status of Telecommunication and ICT Infrastructure in Nepal 5 6. Telecom Statistics at a glance (as of Aug‚ 2010) 6 Available Voice Telephony Services 6 Data/Internet Services: 6 Public Call centers: 7 7. Conclusion: 8 8. Bibliography: 9 1. Introduction: The information and communication technology
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However‚ it also brings social problems to the society which often leads to inequality in the access of resources and amenities. The term‚ “urbanization” can be defined as the expansion of cities or towns in country areas alongside the immigration of rural dwellers into urban areas. Furthermore‚ “equality” means a fair and impartial society where everyone is treated based on the same standard. Therefore‚ this essay will argue that urbanization does not lead to an equitable society. Firstly‚ housing problem
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Integrated Reporting: ------------------------------------------------- A one step ahead towards Corporate Reporting *Dr.Manisha S.Bhatt‚ Abstract: The annual reports are long and are getting longer. But‚ because reporting has evolved in separate‚ disconnected strands‚ critical interdependencies between strategy‚ governance‚ operations and financial and non-financial performance are not made clear. To provide for the growing demand for a broad information set from markets‚ regulators and
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are a critical aspect to the proper development of children. This paper will focus on the recreational benefits and recreational constraints on children living in rural areas throughout Canada in recreational activities. It will examine both the physical and psychological benefits that recreation provides for children living in rural areas. For this paper‚ the term ‘recreation’ will refer to any activity that includes physical activity as well as various activities that promote a child to ‘play’
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DATA INDIA Household 1950-51 TO 1962-63 Rural C‚=-425.7302+0.9291Yt+0.2631P‚ 0.9999 1.1108 Urban C‚ = 674.9379 4- 0.3345 Yt f+0.8585 P‚ 0.7847 1.6456 (0.2223) (1.3951) Overall C‚ = -513.7060 + 0.7238 Y + 0.7543 P‚ 0.9945 1.0174 DATA CHINA The marginal propensity to consume of Chinese households has been in a downward trend. Urban residents’ marginal propensity to consume fell from 0.85 in 2002 to 0.56 in 2008‚ while rural residents’ marginal propensity to consume dropped
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