This Voices article presents emerging findings from research investigating the consequences of Covid-19 on individuals engaged employability programmes in United Kingdom. It outlines challenges presented by ‘lockdown’ restrictions, as introduced to reduce spread Covid-19, delivery programmes. Individuals such experience a wealth needs that have been compounded resulting new, relating personal w...

background and objectives: phosphorus is one of the low bioavailable macroelements. use of microorganisms in biofertilizers could release phosphorus from insoluble compounds. pseudomonas putida p13 and pantoea agglomerans p5 are well recognized for application as phosphate solubilizing bioinoculants and are used as solid carrier based. liquid bioinoculants are preferred for economizing producti...

Bovnc persons, chiefly women, reach old age in a state of economac dependence witholct being able to qualify for a social securzty benefit-because thev neucr acquire insured status for themselves and do not belong to the group of dependents who qualify on the basis of relationship ‘to a retired or deceaeed insured worker. This article analyzes data front two Social Security Admznistration. aurc...

This paper proposes an economic model for the synthetic chart. The synthetic chart is an integration of the X chart and the CRL chart. A simplified algorithm to obtain the optimal parameters of the synthetic chart which minimizes the expected cost function is introduced. Numerical examples based on different values of input parameters are given, and sensitivity analyses of the parameters are pe...

British government bonds formed the deepest, most liquid, and most transparent financial market of the 19th century. This paper shows that those bonds had long periods, extending over decades, of anomalous behavior, in which Consols, the largest and best known of these instruments, were noticeably overpriced relative to equivalent gilts which offered the same interest rate and the same guarante...