This exploratory study examines the impact of ending the military draft on U.S. voter turnout from 1960 through 2006. After allowing for a number of variables, including the unemployment rate, unionization, the female labor force participation rate, per capita real GDP, and Presidential approval ratings, compelling evidence is found that ending the military draft in the U.S. may have acted in a...

The diverse arena of International Schooling concerned with schools delivering a non-local curriculum in English largely outside an English-speaking nation, has grown enormously during the current wave globalisation. Traditionally, “International Schools” played intended ideological and pragmatic role, albeit rather discrete peripheral manner which practice facilitated exclusive schooling exper...

Background Alcohol consumption can have adverse social, legal, occupational, psychological, and medical consequences. The prevalence of alcohol-use disorders is high in Emergency Departments. The novel establishment of a Quick Diagnostic Unit (QDU) in an ED setting has allowed expeditious and focused, medically supervised acute alcohol withdrawal. The purpose of the study was to describe the al...

Using employee job-level data, we empirically test the equilibrium matching between a firm’s debt usage and its employee job risk aversion (“clientele effect”), as predicted by the existing theories. We measure job risk aversion for a firm’s employees using their labor income concentration in the firm, calculated as the fraction of the employees’ total personal labor income or total household l...

When you’re looking for the answer how to classify all cancer, proteins, microbes, fish and succulent legumes, You must know a little Latin tell a round fish from a flat one and have memory with lots and lots of room But, before we start alinking we should sit back and be thinking on our methods, clientele and on our goal, Lest we make a mammoth bank rarely used and rarely thanked just consumin...

Homeopathy has a long history of successfully treating women and their health problems and is the preferred healthcare option chosen by a growing number of women. Gentle, fast, noninvasive, non-addictive and safe, homeopathy is the perfect option for the treatment of women’s healthcare problems. A number of studies have shown that women make up between 64 and 80% of the clientele visiting homeo...

The rapid growth and uses of emerging technologies has changed the traditional library into automated, electronic, virtual and digital library. This revolution has completely changed the library scenario, especially in an academic setup. This revolution is the need of the hour to make research more productive, to disseminate information and to establish a strong network system among all univers...

Rapid advancements in the medical sciences have changed the understanding of the diseases down to the molecular level and in turn revolutionized the diagnostics and therapeutics. Similarly, architectural and engineering progression has reshaped the outlooks of the hospitals with the aim of comforting the patients. Despite all that, hospital environments remain a source of infection for the alre...