Social and Economic Aspects of Immigration

Economic and social aspects of taeniasis.

TAENIA SAGINATA is a parasite of hu-mans, where its adult form is a large tapeworm in the small intestine, and of cattle, where its larval form is a small cysticercus in the muscles. Man can only acquire the infestation by eating raw beef. Cattle can only acquire the cysticercus by consuming ova from human excreta. Humans, as a rule, are concerned only with their own infestation. They seldom co...

IMMIGRATION and economic mobility

• Within ethnic groups, the second generation achieves 5 to 10 percent higher wages relative to native-born workers than does the first generation. • About half of the economic status of one immigrant generation persists into the next, a relationship that has remained stable over the past several decades (Borjas 2006). • Some economists argue that immigration accounts for a 3 to 4 percent decli...

Fibromyalgia syndrome: preventive, social and economic aspects.

There many open questions concerning the concept of primary prevention in FM. Diagnostic or classification criteria are not universally accepted, and this leads to difficulties in establishing the onset and duration of the disease. In the case of FM, primary prevention may consist of the immediate care of acute pain or treatment for affective disturbances as we do not have any specific laborato...

Fishing lantern trawl; Environmental, social and economic aspects of the Oman Sea

Lanternfish is one of the most important and aquatic reserves in the Oman Sea. After the cessation of the fish lantern fishing project provided by foreign vessels owned by Iranian companies by the Iranian Fisheries Organization, the impact of the activity of foreign vessels on aquatic resources should be considered for reasons other than those envisaged in the contracts and research plans. Ligh...

Social Economic Aspects of the Diaspora World