Socioeconomic status SES is one of the most important indicators to consider when assessing a family's health and nutritional status. It position that any person can achieve within hierarchical social framework. Academicians medical researchers have made several attempts in past create collection composite indices assess an individual's or socioeconomic (SES) whether they reside rural urban loc...

small scale industries are suffering most from the marketing problems due to their owners’ attitudes, units’ capacity, and quality of products along with the scale of production. the researchers analyzed the problems of selected twenty small scale industrial units of various industrial groups of industrial estates of sylhet division of bangladesh to get insights of the problem. primary and seco...

Oral Health and Social Inequalities are intrinsically interrelated. Aim: assess the association of dental caries in relation with socio-economic status, age and sex in population of Lucknow. Material & MethodAn epidemiological study was conducted in a dental teaching hospital of Lucknow. Oral examination was performed to record DMFT and DMFS scores. Data regarding age, sex, and socioeconomic st...

Using a large sample of diversified firms from 38 countries we investigate the influence of several national-level institutional factors or ‘institutional voids’ on the value of corporate diversification. Specifically, we explore whether the presence of frictions in a country’s capital markets, labor markets, and product markets, affect the excess value of diversified firms. We find that the va...

IntroductIon Coimbatore city has been blessed with advanced Health Care services for several years now. However like many places in India access to Palliative Care has lacked behind despite the best efforts from G. Kuppuswamy Naidu Memorial Hospital and few other NGOs. There is currently only one Palliative Care centre serving around 20 lakh citizens living in and around the city. It was high t...

pierre-gerlier forest and his colleagues make a strong argument for the need to expand policy capacity among healthcare actors. in this commentary, i develop an additional argument in support of forest et al view. forest et al rightly point to the need to have embedded policy experts to successfully translate healthcare reform policy into healthcare change. translation of externally generated i...