Assessment of out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditures on essential medicines for acute and chronic illness: a comparative study across regional and socioeconomic groups in India by Ranjit Kumar Dehury, Imteyaz Ahmad, Manas Ranjan Behera, Janmejaya Samal, Varalakshmi Manchana, Jalal Mohammed, Parthsarathi Dehury, Deepanjali Behera, Nafisa Vaz e Desouza, Abhishek Dondapati

“…Results Out of 902 surveyed households, 173 (19.2%) spent out-of-pocket (OOP) money on medicines due to acute and chronic illnesses. …”
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Digital payment adoption: the antecedent of habit and behavioral intention by Ali Mohamad Rezza, Suci Fika Widyana, Angga Dewi Anggraeni

“…A mere 55.80% of users have embraced electronic money for less than a year. This indicates ample room for growth and improvement in the country's digital finance industry. …”
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A crise dos vivos by Maria Helena da Cruz Coelho

“…The second half of the fourteenth century witnessed economic hardship and social upheaval, resulting from epidemics that decimated populations, bad weather that caused famine, and wars that mobilised men and money and generated violence and destruction. This context of difficulties was experienced across the kingdom and locally and was therefore also felt in the city of Coimbra. …”
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Heritage lndustry in Lithuania by Agnė Vaitkuvienė

“…It is closely connected with the rise of economic and purchasing power of the population, and then people could spend more time and money on leisure and entertainment, including cultural heritage. …”
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The Power of Folk Music: City Branding, Musical Imaginaries, and Tourism-induced Placemaking in Yulin, Chengdu (China) by Shuyue Chen

“…This study focuses on the built environment of Yulin and shows the power of folk music to shift people, buildings, and money. It discusses how a contemporary folk song resonates with the imaginaries of Chengdu as “the city of leisure” and how Yulin has been changed due to musical imaginaries. …”
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The unskilled-and-unaware problem and performance feedback in monotonous, easily accustomed, and repetitive work by Yasuhiro Nakamoto, Tomoharu Mori

“…Additionally, participants were informed that they could earn money by reaching a self-determined performance target, with the condition that if they did not reach their self-set goal, they would not receive any earnings. …”
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Determinants of Short- and Long-Term Commercial Lending Rates in Peru, 2010–2022 by Sergio Bravo Orellana

“… Short- and long-term interest rates are crucial for investment and, thus, business dynamism. The injection of money depends on the ability to promote cash flows through credit which boosts productive sectors. …”
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Desempeño de becarios Mexicanos en la producción de conocimiento cientifico ¿de la bibliometria a la politica cientifica? (Performance of Mexican scholarship o... by Judith Licea de Arenas, Emma Santillan-Rivero, Miguel Arenas, Javier Valles

“…However, the number of PhD-holders the country expected to have by the beginning of the third millenniumm is still low despite the large amount of money the country has been investing in the training of doctoral students: $US 250,000 each. …”
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Homo Ludens: The Changing Meaning and Function of Game from Traditional Life to Culture Industry ‘Squid Game’ Example by Ferhat Kaçar

“…The findings reveal that economic pressures and social inequalities have transformed the function of games and that children's games have become deadly and cruel in the struggle for survival and the ambition to make money in modern society. As a result, it is understood that children's games in the series have lost their innocence by breaking away from their real ties with the capitalist system.…”
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Socio-psychological features of the process of transformation of the social structure of society and the process of communication in the digital space by S. Grishaeva, O. Kulikova

“…In terms of income we are talking about such a concept as “cryptocurrency” (digital decentralized money); in terms of power the information society and the possibility of using false information to influence certain social processes, which makes the presence of formal power is not so effective, - are considered; in the part of the profession the huge mass of knowledge that is contained in the Internet and that the modern education system is not able to provide tools for navigation in this mass of knowledge, - are discussed. …”
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Time Management: Strategy of Students’ Preparation for Examinations without Emergency Rush by M. A. Lukashenko, T. V. Telegina

“…Today practically all students pursuing higher education are obliged to earn money simultaneously and this takes most of their time. …”
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Impact of Gasoline and Diesel Subsidy Reforms on Global Biofuel Mandates by Robin Argueyrolles, Tobias Heimann, Ruth Delzeit

“…ABSTRACT Fossil fuel subsidy reform(s) support the deployment of low‐carbon technologies, yet fossil fuel subsidies remain stubbornly high, while money allocated by governments to renewable energy continues to grow. …”
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Three-Stage Dynamic Games of Government-Park-Visitor in Visitor Education Intervention by Dongping Wei, Shouwen Wen, Diabate Ardjouman, Yizeng Chen

“…The government should set up an induction fund which can encourage the parks and tourism companies to invest money on visitor education. When visitor education system develops to a certain stage with the help of government induction fund, it can run autonomously without the external factors. …”
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Autonóm repülő robotok alkalmazása vízelvezető csatornák felügyeletére (Using Autonomous Flying Robots to Monitor Canals) by Anita Szabó

“…This enables them to be used both in research and in the industry without having to pay huge amounts of money. In this research, a commercially available quadcopter has been used to monitor water canals around the city. …”
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Analysis of the current situation in the field of electronic services in Syrian banks and prospects for their development by E. V. Vasilieva, A. Alhannash

“…Among the priority tasks the authors highlight the expansion of the use of electronic money in the country, the network of ATM machines, bank cards. …”
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THE EFFECT OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ISLAMIC COUNTRIES by Gökhan Özkul

“…In the study, self-employment rate has been used as entrepreneurial criterion; gross domestic product per capita, money supply, import and inflation have been used as the indicators of the entrepreneurship; economic freedom index presented by The Heritage Foundation and its 9 subcomponents out of 12 (property rights, government integrity, government spending, tax burden, business freedom, monetary freedom, trade freedom, investment freedom and financial freedom) have been used as the economic freedom criterion. …”
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Tracking the Economic Benefits Generated by the Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry in Florida by Charles Adams, Leslie Sturmer, Alan Hodges

“…All of this alludes to the economic importance of the hard clam culture industry which, through the cultivation process and sales of products, generates local income and taxes, creates jobs and businesses, and draws new money into the local economy, as cultured hard clams are sold to non-residents and buyers outside the region and state. …”
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Fraud Detection in Cryptocurrency Networks—An Exploration Using Anomaly Detection and Heterogeneous Graph Transformers by Víctor Pérez-Cano, Francisco Jurado

“…One of these challenges is the fight against fraudulent activities performed in these networks, which, among other things, involve financial schemes, phishing attacks or money laundering. This article will address the problem of identifying fraud cases among a large set of transactions extracted from the Bitcoin network. …”
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THE NEXUS BETWEEN POVERTY AND TEENAGE PREGNANCY IN ILORIN TOWNSHIP by HADIZAT AUDU SALIHU

“…An in-depth study reveals that the major cause of this act is poverty as many of the girls were easily lured into sex because of their poor economic condition which makes any little gift item or money attractive. The implication of early sexual activity and pregnancy on the girls and their families goes beyond physical look as many of them are psychologically traumatized, demoralized and can barely pick up the pieces of their lives, thus finding themselves continuing the line of poverty from their parents and wards to the child they deliver. …”
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E-Banking Adoption and Business Performance of SMES in Uganda a Case Study of Kabale Municipality. by Nakazibwe, Martha

“…The study therefore recommends that the report suggests that in order to reduce the financial risks associated with moving money around, all SMEs in Kabale Municipality should switch to electronic banking…”
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