Factors influencing place of delivery: Evidence from three south-Asian countries. by Md Ashfikur Rahman, Muhammad Aziz Rahman, Lal B Rawal, Mohan Paudel, Md Hasan Howlader, Bayezid Khan, Tanjim Siddiquee, Abdur Rahman, Apurbo Sarkar, Md Sazedur Rahman, Roslin Botlero, Sheikh Mohammed Shariful Islam

“…<h4>Conclusion</h4>Our findings suggest that the educational status of both women and their husbands, household economic situation, and the number of ANC visits influenced the place of delivery. …”
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Sustainable consumption of bakery products; a challenge for Czech consumers and producers by Tomas RATINGER, Adam TOMKA, Iveta BOSKOVA

“…The objective of this paper is to investigate the level of bakery product wastes in Czech households, economic, social and institutional factors which affect bakery products consumption and wastes and which role producers, retailers and consumers themselves play in it. …”
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Investigating the effect of economic Poverty on Couples emotional Relationships by Leila Kouchakian, Abdolreza Adhami

“…Therefore, it appears that if adopted policies focus on improving the household economic status and income, the size of the family and community harms will decrease significantly.…”
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PERANAN PETERNAKAN KAMBING DALAM EKONOMI PETANI DI LERENG GUNUNG MERAPI �Studi Kasus Di Desa Talun, Kecamatan Kemalang, Kabupaten Klaten, Jawa Tengah� by , MUHAMMAD FATHUL FARIKH FAUZY, , Dr. Bambang Hudayana., M.A

“…The people used for wedding ceremony, selamatan (worship ritual) and recover household economic after natural disaster from Merapi or failed crops. …”

Analysis the Effect of Coconut Production Risk and Price on the Economic Behavior of Coconut Farmers in Seruyan District, Central Borneo Province, Indonesia by Rusdi Rusdi, Harianto Harianto, Sri Hartoyo, Tanti Novianti

“…Keywords: Coconut farmer household economic behavior, production risk, price risk. …”
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Analysis the Effect of Coconut Production Risk and Price on the Economic Behavior of Coconut Farmers in Seruyan District, Central Borneo Province, Indonesia by Rusdi Rusdi, Harianto Harianto, Sri Hartoyo, Tanti Novianti

“…Keywords: Coconut farmer household economic behavior, production risk, price risk. …”
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Analysis the Effect of Coconut Production Risk and Price on the Economic Behavior of Coconut Farmers in Seruyan District, Central Borneo Province, Indonesia by Rusdi Rusdi, Harianto Harianto, Sri Hartoyo, Tanti Novianti

“…Keywords: Coconut farmer household economic behavior, production risk, price risk. …”
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Shocks, borrowing constraints and schooling in rural Vietnam by Dung, N

ECONOMIC HOUSEHOLD ANALYSIS ON PIGS FARMS IN KUWUS SUB-DISTRICT WEST MANGGARAI REGENCY by TUKAN H.D., N.S. DALLE, R. GULTOM

“…The Study aimed to analyze 1) the contribution for pig farmers in household economy and 2) factors that effect the income of pig livestock business in increasing household economic income in Kuwus Subdistrict of West Mang- garai Regency. …”
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The Impact of Production and Price Risks on The Economic Behavior of Coconut Farmers' Households in Seruyan Regency, Central Borneo Province by Rusdi, Harianto, Sri Hartoyo, Tanti Novianti

“…The production function and the risk function were analyzed using the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) method, while the farmer household economic model which was built using the simultaneous equation would be analyzed using the Two Stage Least Squares (2SLS) method. …”
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WORKING MOTHER AND FAMILY ECONOMY RESILIENCE IN THE COVID-19 ERA: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA by Siti Nur Azizah, Annisa Nur Salam

“…Thus, working mothers have a positive effect on household economic resilience during the Covid-19 pandemic. …”
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Evaluating Motor Performance with the Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency in impoverished Pakistani Children by Zehra Habib Hasan, Fariha Shaheen, Arjumand Rizvi, Jelena Obradovic, Aisha Khan Yousafzai

“…Outcome measures included motor development assessed via BOT2 BF, child anthropometry (height- and weight-for-age), according to the World Health Organization growth reference charts and household economic and demographic information collected using a family report questionnaire. …”
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Household food coping strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Padang City by Risti Kurnia Dewi, Firdaus Firdaus, Salsabil Naqiyyah, Sheisvi Noviaresika Putri

“…Data analysis showed a decrease in the household economic situation, shown by a 7,7% decrease in total expenditure per capita in a group below 40% compared to last year. 65,5% of the households did a tingkat two food coping strategy, and 14,9% even had to do the most extreme. …”
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"On our own, we can't manage": experiences with infant feeding recommendations among Malawian mothers living with HIV by Sellen Daniel W, Webb Aimee L, Levy Jennifer M

“…In contrast, maternal decisions to wean were largely influenced by household economic factors and food insecurity.</p> <p>Conclusions</p> <p>We conclude that PMTCT programs delivered in ways which "download" the responsibility of adhering to recommendations to women in the absence of adequate psycho-social and livelihood supports contribute to substantial maternal psychosocial distress in this and, likely, similar settings.…”
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Accessing higher education in developing countries: Panel data analysis from India, Peru, and Vietnam by Sánchez, A, Singh, A

“…We document (a) that similar to nationally representative data, the proportion having accessed higher-education at this age is high (~35-45 per cent); (b) that there are steep gradients in higher-education access across wealth and parental education; (c) that a substantial part of the gradient with regard to parental education is explained by parental and child aspirations for education, at 12 years of age, and previous measures of learning; (d) that in contrast, wealth gradients decline much less with the inclusion of these variables, indicating that the correlation between household economic circumstances and higher-education access is only partly due to differences in early-childhood human-capital formation; and (e) that there are important differences in terms of gender in access to levels of higher-education (favouring boys in India and girls in Vietnam) and in the association of various household and individual characteristics and parental and child aspirations with enrolment in higher-education by 19 years of age. …”

Predictors of mathematics and literacy skills at 15 years old in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam: A longitudinal analysis by Tredoux, C, Dawes, A

“…Latent Growth Modelling undertaken on these two key aspects of development provides unusually powerful cross-country evidence that household economic well-being and proximal relationships in the early childhood environment are particularly important, either placing young children at risk of developmental hazards such as growth stunting or conferring advantage for future development. …”

The misconceptions on MSE research in an emerging market economy: The role of household interference in Indonesia by Ramel Yanuarta RE, Elfindri, Fajri Muharja, Donard Games

“…AbstractThis study examines the effect of household interference on business returns and household economic welfare of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs). …”
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Factors influencing smartphone overdependence among adolescents by Dabok Noh, Mi-So Shim

“…Multiple logistic regression analysis revealed age, gender, household economic status, anxiety, loneliness, depressive symptoms, and experience of violent treatment as significant predictors of smartphone overdependence. …”
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Food Insecurity and some Associated Socioeconomic Factors Among Women with Metabolic Syndrome Referred to Clinics of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences by S Azizi, H Sadrzadeh Yeganeh, SM Hosseini, A Ahmadi, M Daneshi Maskooni, M Safarpour, N Najibi

“…Logistic regression showed the independent variables affecting food insecurity in women with metabolic syndrome were household economic status, family size, and income respectively (P<0.05). …”
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Kin Ties and Market Integration in a Yucatec Mayan Village by Joseph V. Hackman, Karen L. Kramer

“…Using long-term census data combined with social networks and detailed household economic data, we find that household support networks are primarily composed of related households. …”
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