Catastrophic Economic Consequences of Healthcare Payments: Effects on Poverty Estimates in Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine by Ahmed Shoukry Rashad, Mesbah Fathy Sharaf

“…In extreme cases, healthcare payments could have devastating consequences on the household economic status that would push them into extreme poverty. …”
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Alternative between Revitalisation of City Centres and the Rising Costs of Extensive Land Use from a Polish Perspective by Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, Maciej Zathey

“…Its most common explanations are the weaknesses of spatial planning and the households’ economic-based decisions of building a house in the suburbs. …”
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Three essays on the role of higher education in inequality by In, J

“…Although there have been changes in factors determining inter-household economic inequality over the past two decades, results suggest that changes in educational assortative mating have not contributed to inter-household earnings inequality. …”

Repeatable enhancement of healthcare data with social determinants of health by Melody L. Greer, Cilia E. Zayas, Sudeepa Bhattacharyya, Sudeepa Bhattacharyya

“…Our preliminary analysis showed that apart from demographic factors, several SDOH factors like home-ownership, marital-status, presence of children, number of members per household, economic stability and education were significantly different between the COVID-19 positive and negative patient groups while estimated family-income and home market-value were not.ConclusionOur preliminary analysis shows commercial consumer data can be a viable source of SDOH factor at an individual-level for clinical data thus providing a path for clinicians to improve patient treatment and care.…”
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The Analysis of Factors Affecting Primary School Students’ Mode of Travel by Ali Soltani, Mahsa Zamiri

“…Having a parking space available at home place was also an important factor for modal split, while it was mainly dependent on household economic status and the quality of residence. …”
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Influence of the human development index, motorcycle growth and policy intervention on road traffic fatalities – A case study of Vietnam by An Minh Ngoc, Chu Cong Minh, Nguyen Thi Nhu, Hiroaki Nishiuchi, Nathan Huynh

“…Of particular concern is the significant increase in the number of traffic accidents due to higher traffic volume that is stimulated by economic development and improved households’ economic mobility. During this time frame, many programs, such as traffic safety awareness campaign, have been developed and implemented by transportation agencies to reduce traffic fatalities. …”
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The Washington State Merged Longitudinal Administrative Database by Jennifer Romich, Mark Long, Scott Allard, Anne Althauser

“…This paper describes a uniquely comprehensive new administrative dataset, the Washington Merged Longitudinal Administrative Database (WMLAD), created by University of Washington researchers to examine distributional and household economic effects of the Seattle $15 minimum wage ordinance, an intervention that more than doubled the federal minimum wage.  …”
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Discovery the Challenges of Marriage of Iranian Women to Afghan Citizens: A Case Study of Fars Province by mahboobeh alborzi

“…The analysis of the content of the interviews showed that there are 8 basic themes (feelings of humiliation, household economic needs, individual financial needs ...), 3 organizer themes (financial dissatisfaction, marital dissatisfaction, socio-cultural dissatisfaction) and 1 pervasive theme (dissatisfaction). …”
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Reconstructing the role of the household in businesswomen’s networks of support, London 1851-1861 by Kay, A

MCO in Malaysia: consumer confidence and households’ responses by Siti 'Aisyah Baharudin, Hayyan Nassar Waked, Mohd Shah Paimen

“…The consumer confidence present index is operating at six times higher than the expectation index, which indicates that the implementation of MCO in the short-run has a moderate impact on households' economic status than in the long-run involving the COVID-19 pandemic effect on the overall economy. …”
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Assessment of indirect cost-of-illness in a subsistence farming society by using different valuation methods by Tin, Tin Su, Sanon, Mamadou, Flessa, Steffen

“…Indirect costs or productive labour time lost are the largest share of household economic burden of illness. However, the estimate of household indirect cost can vary depending on the valuation methods used. …”

How Different Is the Annual Physical Examination of Older Migrants than That of Older Nonmigrants? A Coarsened Exact Matching Study from China by Wanyue Dong, Jianmin Gao, Yue Wu, Chi Shen, Ruhai Bai

“…It was affected by education, employment, <i>hukou</i>, household economic status, health, health insurance, main source of income, type of migration, range of migration, years of migration, having health records in local community and number of local friends among older migrants in China. …”
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Perilaku Food Loss and Waste pada Ekonomi-Gizi Rumah Tangga Saat Pandemi Covid 19 by Prita Dhyani Swamilaksita, Jennifer Vanka, Nadiyah Nadiyah, Harna Harna

“…Objective: To analyze the correlation between FLW behavior and household economic and nutrition loss during the Covid-19 pandemic in West Jakarta. …”
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Method: The New Zealand Socio‐economic Index of Occupational Status: methodological revision and imputation for missing data by Peter Davis, Gabrielle Jenkin, Pat Coope, Tony Blakely, Andrew Sporle, Cindy Kiro

“…Methods: Data were drawn from the following New Zealand national surveys: 1996 Population Census; 1996/97 and 1997/98 Household Economic Surveys; 1996/97 Household Health Survey. …”
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Empirical research on farm households' attitude and behaviour for cultivated land transferring and it's influencing factors in China by Mei-Qiu CHEN, Tai-Yang ZHONG, Bing-Juan ZHOU, Hong-Sheng HUANG, Wei-Jia HE

“…Using this information, a logistic regression model was employed and the attitudes of those farm households were analyzed using the family characteristics, the household economic factors and the resource endowments. …”
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Factors Influencing Changes in Food Preparation during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Associations with Food Intake among Japanese Adults by Fumi Hayashi, Yukari Takemi

“…On the other hand, participants whose household income decreased, and household economic status worsened, as well as those whose importance of diet deteriorated due to COVID-19 were more likely to decrease time and effort for cooking. …”
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Factors affecting the use of herbal medicines for weight loss in overweight and obese adolescents by Mi Hong Yim, Boram Lee

“…Three models of HM use for weigh loss were developed by sequentially adding predisposing, enabling, and need factors according to Andersen's model using multiple logistic regression analyses considering the complex sampling design.ResultsMale and female high school students and students from low perceived household economic status were less likely to use HM for weight loss. …”
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Spatial Differences in Carbon Intensity in Polish Households by Edyta Sidorczuk-Pietraszko

“…For both levels of analysis: total emissions and emission from households economic development is the key factor responsible for the inter-regional differences in carbon emission per capita. …”
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DIVERSIFIKASI EKONOMI RUMAH TANGGA PADA DESA – DESA SEKITAR TAMAN NASIONAL KERINCI SEBLAT DI KABUPATEN LEBONG PROVINSI BENGKULU by Ketut Sukiyono, Septri Widiono, Enggar Apriyanto

“…Twenty households from each selected village were selected using systematic random sampling method, so the total respondents were 400 households. Economic diversity at the village level was estimated using EDI suggested by Dewi, et al (2005).Research found that EDI value for each village studied varies from 0.20 to 1.00 with no village reaches 1.099, which is an ideal condition. …”
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Rethinking the economic costs of malaria at the household level: evidence from applying a new analytical framework in rural Kenya. by Chuma, J, Thiede, M, Molyneux, C

“…CONCLUSION: The impacts of malaria on household economic status unfold slowly over time. Coping strategies adopted can have negative implications, influencing household ability to withstand malaria and other contingencies in future. …”