monetary compensation for human eggs used in research is a controversial issue and raises major concerns about women’s health and rights, including the potential of exploitation and undue inducement. human eggs are needed for various types of studies and without payment, it would be impossible to procure sufficient eggs for vital research. therefore, a solution seems necessary to prevent exploi...

Keywords A Note on Inequality Criteria absolute differentials ordering relative differentials ordering Lorenz ordering JEL classiication March 2001 The (ADO) and the (RDO) have been introduced as suitable alternative inequality criteria to (LO). We provide two new alternative proofs that ADO and RDO are sub-orderings of LO. Furthermore , we point out some paradoxical situationss, where these tw...

This paper proposes an emotion recognition system. Human emotion can be expressed through many kinds of medium such as speech, image, facial expression, and so forth. This paper focuses on the textual data of them. Proposed system is a hybrid system that uses alternatively two methods, keyword-based and machine learning method. Keyword-based methods are traditional approaches using emotional ke...

Inequities caused by a unilateral climate policy may threaten the sustainability of CO2 emission reduction efforts countries and firms, thus endangering sustainable development for humans eco-environment. However, few studies have conducted ex-post evaluations on whether environmentally regulated firms receive external compensation such as subsidies, tax reductions, loan support. Thus, this stu...

Infrared Functional Imaging was applied to the study of Raynaud’s Phenomenon obtaing a simultaneous assessment of the thermal properties of all five fingers of both hands of a group of patients with respect of a control group. The method is based on the use of high-resolution telethermography imaging and allows identification of objective parameters from the re-warming curves of finger immediat...

The UK economy growing annually at 2.05 percent and leading the world between 1750 and 1850 experienced a sharp rise in income inequality at the high point of the industrial revolution. A series of tax and transfer enactments from the parliament to protect workers and low income households started towards the end of the nineteenth century reversed this trend making Britain one of the most egali...

Both educational expenditures and attainment have increased sharply over the last decades, despite rising prices of education, and stagnating income returns to human capital. This paper emphasizes conditional employment risks hedging as additional motivation for education demand. Job risk diversification through education is strongly evidenced in the data, yet is absent from the Human Capital (...