‘The best job in the world’: Breadwinning and the capture of household labour in 19th and early 20th Century British coal mining by Humphries, J, Thomas, R

“…Using evidence from Britain, this article exposes a different reality of household economics characterized by dominance and subordination: All family members were integrated into the coalmining production process and the creation of profit. …”

A systematic assessment of bioenergy representation in the UK Markal Model : insights on the formulation of bioenergy scenarios by Jablonski, S, Strachan, N, Brand, C, Pantaleo, A, Bauen, A

“…They notably cover aspects such as: infrastructure costs and logistics, information asymmetry, socioeconomic factors, household economics, learning curves, imported biomass externalities, biomass supply dynamics (costs vs quantity), and representation of the demand side appropriate to policy analysis. …”

Ancient Greek Weaving, Experimental Archeology on Greek Textiles and Household GDP by Richard J. Palmer

“…As an experimental archaeology pro-ject, this research sheds light on aspects of Greek household economics, the contribution of women’s household labor, and craft production skills within the domestic context.…”
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Smoking behavior and cigarette expenditure in a household: Evidence for smoke-free houses initiation in Indonesia by Al Asyary, Meita Veruswati

“…Conclusions: The study concludes that smokers who smoke with family still lack knowledge on smoking's impact on health and household economics. The smoke-free regulation that is initiated should include households as a parameter.…”
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Determinants of household financial vulnerability in Malaysia and its effect on low-income groups / Abidullah Abida and Muhammad Hakimi Mohd Shafiai by Abida, Abidullah, Mohd Shafiai, Muhammad Hakimi

“…This study would be of interest to the academicians and policy makers in the area of household economics.…”
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Economic Analysis of Households and Education Levels of Parents on the Decision to Continue to College Education at SMK Siang, Tulungagung District by Nursalim Bayu Mu'arif, Narfik Umurul Hadi

“…First, this article aims to elucidate how the level of household economics is related to the decision to enroll in higher education. …”
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The social impacts of trade liberalisation by Pereznieto, P

Status and Benefits of Renewable Energy Technologies in the Rural Areas of Ethiopia: A Case Study on Improved Cooking Stoves and Biogas Technologies by Yitayal Addis Alemayehu

“…The concern on cooking practices, household economics, health, forest and agricultural resource management, and global greenhouse gas emissions has emerged as a transformative opportunity to improve individual lives, livelihoods, and the global environment. …”
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Compensating control participants when the intervention is of significant value: Experience in Guatemala, India, Peru and Rwanda by Quinn, AK, Williams, K, Thompson, LM, Rosa, G, Díaz-Artiga, A, Thangavel, G, Balakrishnan, K, Miranda, JJ, Rosenthal, JP, Clasen, TF, Harvey, SA

“…For control households, it was necessary to develop a compensation strategy that would be comparable across four settings and would address concerns about differential loss to follow-up, fairness and potential effects on household economics. Each site developed slightly different, contextually appropriate compensation packages by combining a set of uniform principles with local community input. …”

Design Thesis - ReStacks by Perryman, Benjamin

“…With growing concern about climate change and household economics, interests sometimes compete. While affordable housing and homeownership have become increasingly inaccessible, construction and the built environment represent over 40% of global fossil fuel emissions. …”
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STRATEGI PENINGKATAN PENDAPATAN RUMAHTANGGA PENDUDUK PENDATANG ASAL AMBON (Kasus Petani Miskin di Lamanaga dan Wakonti, Kecamatan Wolio, BauBau Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara) by , Masrul Mauso Patu, S.Pd, , Dr. Su Ritohardoyo, M.A

“…The control of land width, employment opportunity, and physical environment condition, were the obstacles that resulted in the difficulty in meeting the household economic needs of the imigrant farmers in the rural areas newly inhabited. …”

Land-Use Optimization and Allocation for Saltwater Intrusion Regions: A Case Study in Soc Trang Province, Vietnam by Quang Chi Truong, Thao Hong Nguyen, Vu Thanh Pham, Trung Hieu Nguyen

“…Land allocation was carried out by taking into account the factors of household economics, the influence of adjacent production types, local traffic, and canal systems to allocate areas toward ensuring optimal land use. …”
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The effects of resource availbility on the subsistence strategies of Datoga pastoralists of north west Tanzania by Sieff, DF

“…In terms of provisioning the household and household economics, per capita wealth explains more of the variation between households.…”

The Importance of Time-Saving as a Factor in Transitioning from Woodfuel to Modern Cooking Energy Services: A Systematic Map by Gilian Petrokofsky, William J. Harvey, Leo Petrokofsky, Caroline Adongo Ochieng

“…Perceptions and recognition of the time-saving benefits of cleaner fuel adoption across studies were reported to be understood for: (i) fuel efficiency; (ii) fuel collection time; (iii) buying fuelwood; and (iv) better household economics. Relatively few studies report on what the time saved was used for; however, those that do investigate timesaving use found that additional time was used for: (i) additional income generation; (ii) professional development; (iii) more cooking (iv) other domestic activities (e.g., learning to sew); (v) eating out; and (vi) leisure activities. …”
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Cross-sectional study of the burden and determinants of non-medical and opportunity costs of accessing chronic disease care in rural Tanzania by Kassimu Tani, Fabrizio Tediosi, Grace Mhalu, Brady Hooley, Anna Verjans

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In pursuit of adulthood : the urban choices and trade-offs of young mothers in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina by Trebic, Tatjana

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Korelasi pendapatan dengan tinggi badan anak baru masuk sekolah (tbabs by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Abstract This study investigates the relationship between household economic variables with standardized height-for-age of early scholl children in two rural setting and one urban areas in West Sumatera. …”

Socioeconomic consequences of the 2004 tsunami: policy implications for natural disaster management by Tin, Tin Su, Saimy, B.I., Bulgiba, Awang

“…Factors leading to successful household economic recovery were "household resided in Sungai Petani", "belong to highest income quartile" and "age of household head". …”
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Economic loss acute gastroenteritis on households in Malaysia and it associated factors by Jusoh, Nur Nabila

“…Results: Overall, the average total households’ economic loss due to a single episode of AGE regardless of their utilisation of healthcare services was RM406.37 (± SD 885.73) with direct cost RM147.23 (± SD 703.09) and indirect cost RM259.14 (± SD 379.92). …”
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Explaining the rise of economic and rural-urban inequality in clean cooking fuel use in Tanzania by Magashi Joseph Ntegwa, Lulu Silas Olan’g

“…Based on our analysis, factors such as the household head's education, household economic status and household connection to electricity contribute to the rural-urban inequality in the use of clean cooking fuel. …”
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