Impact of large-scale social restriction policy on the economy in Depok City, West Java province by Ridwan Ridwan

“…The results of this study show that the implementation of PSBB has a significant impact on the economic sector in Depok City, including the tourism, MSME and employment sectors. The impact of the pandemic on the tourism sector due to the closure of tourist destinations. …”
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L’accord franco-algérien de 1968, reflet de relations politiques tourmentées by Hocine Zeghbib

“…In the polarized political climate which preceded the adoption of the recent immigration law, French political forces sought to obtain the unilateral denunciation of the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreement relating to movement, employment and to the stay in France of Algerian nationals and their families to which Algeria, through President Tebboune, says it is still attached. …”
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Tourism and Sustainable Entrepreneurship Development in Rural Areas of Central Hamadan by Seyed Hossein Shahed, Bijan Rahmani, Pegah Moridsadat

“…The results show that rural tourism in the area by creating employment, increasing income levels, diversification of economic activities, social relationships spread between the host community and visitors to the protection of cultural heritage and natural environment has helped to prevent the inappropriate migration and Optimization of The earth helps sustainable rural development and, among other things, enhances government support (such as insurance, transit facilities, etc.). …”
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TRANSATLANTIC INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPED COUNTRIES COMPETITIVENESS PROBLEMS by A. A. Sidorov

“…Low competitiveness of the EU in comparison to the USA and underlying risks for TTIP economic growth and employment are outlined. High unemployment, difficulties of manufacturing (including high-tech industries thereof) recovery, adverse general business situation in the EU are among such risks. …”
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Refinement Method of Evaluation and Ranking of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ability of Colleges and Universities Based on Optimal Weight Model by Wei Guo, Lihua Liu, Yao Yao, Tong Shen

“…By 2020, the number of college graduates in China has reached 7.27 million, and the number of employed people has been 5.78 million. However, the number of employed persons is always lower than the number of graduates, indicating that employment is difficult. …”
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Avaliando impactos econômicos do programa “Reflorestar” de pagamentos por serviços ambientais by Renato Nunes de Lima Seixas, Pablo Medeiros Jabor

“…Impacts on municipal GDP, value added in agriculture, industry, services, and public administration, planted area, and employment were estima-ted. The results show limited effects on aggregate indicators of municipal econo-mic activity. …”
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Percentage excessive mortality from COVID-19 in Cuba: a first approach by Armando H. Seuc Jo, Luis Carlos Silva Aycaguer, Lisbeth Fernández González

“…<p><strong>Background:</strong> Excessive Mortality is considered an especially useful indicator to assess the health impact of COVID-19 at the international level; its employment has been increasing throughout 2021, but in the national scientific literature its presence is, as far as we know, null.…”
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FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THEORETICAL DISCOURSE by Hamisu Ibrahim

“…But the examination shows that FDI by multinationals brings capital into the economy, new technologies, new methods of doing  business, new skills and increases the set of employment opportunities available to local workers. …”
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Assessing the Impact of Small-Scale Firms on Household Welfare in Uganda: A Case Study of Muhanga Town Council in Rukiga District. by Kukundakwe, Danise

“…However, in Uganda, despite small-scale firms being a key vehicle for economic success, having the potential to provide employment opportunities to the millions of unemployed people and having the capacity to contribute to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as well as poverty reduction to improve on household welfare, still the house bold welfare people have not been realized. …”
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INTERROGATING THE EFFECTS OF ARMED BANDITRY ON THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA’S NORTH-CENTRAL REGION (2015-2022) by YUSUFU Ahmed Audu, ODAUDU Alfred Idachaba, ILEVBARE Igheoise Trust

“…Based on these findings, the paper recommends among others that, government at all levels should make employment creation and poverty eradication a top policy matter rather than primitively accumulating public wealth for self-aggrandizement. …”
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BANDITRY AND GENDER-BASED VOLIENCE IN NORTH-WEST NIGERIA by Simon Nankap KUMS, Cornelius Ishaya KWEDE

“…The paper hence recommends, among others, that  the Nigerian government should come up with working poverty alleviation programme(s) and should be directed towards addressing the high incidence of poverty among women and children who are a vulnerable segment of the population mostly attacked and trapped by banditry activities vis-à-vis empowerment programmes or employment opportunities, targeting youths who are primarily involved in abductions and kidnappings out of economic frustration, such as unemployment; and also establish a special force and intelligence unit that will be trained and equipped to fight against human trafficking, banditry, kidnapping and terrorism, as this will help in curtailing if not eliminating criminal activities in our society. …”
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Trends in extraction and purification methods of Lignans in plant-derived foods by Yu-tong Yang, Yuan Zhang, Yu Bian, Juan Zhu, Xue-song Feng

“…., supramolecular solvents) in dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction, the miniaturization of solid-phase extraction, the utilization of innovative adsorbent materials in dispersive solid-phase microextraction and matrix-assisted solid-phase extraction, and the employment of subcritical water extraction technology. …”
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Understanding rangeland desertification through pastoralist perspectives using a grounded theory approach by Mohsen Sharaftmandrad, Mohammadreza Shahraki

“…Results revealed three primary categories of desertification indicators: “vegetation,” “employment and income sources,” and “climate and natural hazards,” scoring 3.08, 3.00, and 2.80, respectively. …”
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Theoretical Study on Self-Organization of Vegetation Patterns Triggered by Water Resource in Deposited Sediment Layer by Tousheng Huang, Huayong Zhang, Zhao Liu, Ge Pan, Xiumin Zhang, Zichun Gao

“…A nonlinear spatiotemporal model is developed with the consideration of the interactions between vegetation biomass and water resource stored in the sediment layer. With employment of the model, the conditions for pattern formation of the considered ecological system are determined via Turing instability analysis. …”
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Enzymatic functionalization of bacterial nanocellulose: current approaches and future prospects by Monika Kaczmarek, Aneta Monika Białkowska

“…An alternative to these procedures is the highly specific enzymatic modification of bacterial nanocellulose, which perfectly fits into the assumptions of green technologies, making the process eco-friendly and not limiting any outlooks for further usage of the obtained biocomposites. The employment of enzymes for the targeted alteration of this material’s properties is based on either a direct method, such as controlled hydrolysis and nanofication [i.e., synthesis of different morphological forms of bacterial cellulose (e.g., rod-shaped nanocrystals)] using cellulases, and/or attachment of reactive functional groups into the polymer structure via oxidation (e.g., utilizing a laccase/TEMPO catalytic system or lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases) and esterification catalyzed by lipases; or an indirect procedure involving the application of bacterial nanocellulose as a matrix for enzyme immobilization (e.g., laccase, glucose oxidase, horseradish peroxidase, lysozyme, bromelain, lipase, papain), thus creating a specific catalytic system. …”
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FACTORS OF FORMATION OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES’ CAREER TRAJECTORIES by L. V. Temnova, O. A. Lizunova

“….), 2) institutional (educational organization, the system of additional education for advanced training, the system of higher education, Federal state educational standards, the National Qualifications Framework, the Register of Professional Standards, various national and international recruitment agencies, employment centers, vocational guidance centers for testing and training, etc.) and 3) the social level (mobility, movement of labor resources, migration, social, resource and natural risks, etc.). …”
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THE EFFECT OF TRANSACTIONAL LEADERSHIP ON EMPLOYEES PERFORMANCE – CASE STUDY OF 5 ALGERIAN BANKING INSTITUTIONS by Ali Bousbia Brahim, Ognjen Riđić, Tomislav Jukić

“…The analysis of variance (ANOVA) was utilized as the tool of inferential statistics in order to determine differences in leadership between multiple groups of respondents, by age groups and employment within the organization. The research was conducted to see how efficiently and effectively managers used available human and other material and financial resources to satisfy customers and achieve organizational goals. …”
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Vaccines and Immunotherapeutics for the Treatment of Malignant Disease by Joel F. Aldrich, Devin B. Lowe, Michael H. Shearer, Richard E. Winn, Cynthia A. Jumper, Ronald C. Kennedy

“…The employment of the immune system to treat malignant disease represents an active area of biomedical research. …”
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Formation of competitive advantages of Russian transnational corporations in the context of globalization by A. Mozgovoy

“…The author’s interpretation of the concept of “enterprise competitiveness” has been proposed.In a global liberalized economy, transnational corporations have the opportunity to influence geopolitical issues in international trade and employment, as well as dictate their own rules. The constant increase in the level of competitiveness of a small group of transnational corporations has been noted in the article, the format of competition in industry and regional markets is often oligopolistic. …”
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Biofuel as an alternative for Sub-Saharan Africa’s transition to cleaner energy by Stephen Enyinnaya Eluwa, Oluwaseun Kilanko

“…It will also provide employment to millions of people in the agricultural value chain through the cultivation of bioenergy crops. …”
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