background: domestic violence is a concern in the communities and need a wide attention. violence against women can cause all kinds of physical and mental illness. this is a threat to woman’s and family member’s health. stress, anxiety and depression during pregnancy are risk factors for adverse consequences. little is known about the level of the mental illnesses in women who exposed to domest...

In this paper I estimate a SVAR model to study the transmission of UK shocks to the Irish economy over the period 1922-1979, using annual time series for CPI inflation and output growth. UK aggregate demand and supply shocks have large and significant impacts on Irish inflation, but smaller impacts on Irish real GDP growth. A historical decomposition indicates that UK aggregate demand shocks pl...

this study evaluated the effect of bank consolidation on economic growth of nigeria between the periods of 2006-2015. secondary data were sourced from the central bank of nigeria statistical bulletin and the ndic annual reports between the period of 2006 and 2015. data was analyzed using the ordinary least square (ols) multiple regression technique with the aid of the spss statistical software ...

This report is a continuation of the first report in IIR Vol.4, and it summarizes the results of analysis of traffic over the broadband access services operated by IIJ. In the previous report, we reported that domestic and international Internet traffic volumes over the past five years were increasing at an annual rate of about 30%, and were comparatively stable. However, we also stated that it...

We examine the effect of rainfall shocks on crimes against women using data from 583 Indian districts for 2002-2007. We find that a one standard deviation decline in annual rainfall from the local mean increases reported domestic violence by 4.4 percent and dowry deaths by 7.8 percent. Wet shocks have no apparent effect. These patterns are consistent with consumption smoothing by households rel...

This paper tries to examine the Granger causality between electricity consumption per capita and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita for India using annual data covering the period 1950–51 to 1996–97. Phillips–Perron tests reveal that both the series, after logarithmic transformation, are non-stationary and individually integrated of order one. This study finds the absence of long-run equil...