Depressed Economy
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AS A PANACEA FOR DEPRESSED ECONOMY
... African economy, surpassing South Africa in terms of ...Nigerian economy depression has lasted for far too long mainly due to a number of ...the economy in order to get rid of the country's complete ...
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Problems of and strategies for improving records management in a depressed economy: nigeria in focus
... ‘depressed economy’ is an economy which experiences a prolonged period of recession, or a significant and prolonged downturn in the economy (International Finance Corporation, ...the ...
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IMPROVING ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA FOR A SELF-RELIANCE IN A DEPRESSED ECONOMY
... The extent to which entrepreneurship education programme is implemented in universities in the South East, Nigeria calls for revalidation as graduates of business education are in the bondage of unemployment. The ...
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ASSESSMENT OF THE PROSPECTS OF GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATION (GSM) IN A DEPRESSED ECONOMY (A CASE STUDY OF EKITI STATE)
... The introduction of Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) has positive impacts on the lives of users. This cut across almost every spheres of life ranging from improved state of economy of the user to his ...
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TEACHER EDUCATION IN A DEPRESSED ECONOMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE AT THE BASIC EDUCATION LEVEL IN ENUGU STATE
... a depressed economy in Enugu State through prudent application and management of available funds, provision of requisite facilities in the various schools and adequate maintenance of school ...
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Business Forecasting Imperatives in a Depressed Economy: A Nigeria Case
... a depressed economy: The Nigeria case takes a careful and cursory but scholarly look at the importance of Business Forecasting in the management of Business Enterprises, especially in a depressed ...
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Fiscal policy in a depressed economy : was there a ‘free lunch’ in 1930s’ Britain?
... If the multiplier was ≥ 1.5, as suggested by Dimsdale and Horsewood (1995) and by Thomas (1983), then the fiscal free lunch was very probably available in the late 1920s when Keynes and Henderson (1929) were advocating a ...
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Challenges of periodontal plastic surgery in a depressed economy: a report of two cases
... We report two cases of Miller’s Class 2 gingival recession treated by free gingival autografts in the specialist periodontal clinic of a South-Western teaching hospital in Nigeri[r] ...
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Lean Supply Chain Management; Its Prospect for a Depressed Economy Like Nigeria
... Abstract— The role of manufacturing operations is the process of beginning a production process to a task of final assembly, with increased reliance on a significant number of supply chain participants who have differing ...
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Liquidity preference as rational behaviour under uncertainty
... the economy in the medium range — liquidity preference becomes absolute when the opportunity cost approaches ...a depressed economy, lowering the level of interest rates becomes investors more ...
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A Comparison of Clinical Features of Depressed and Non Depressed People Living with HIV/AIDS, in Nigeria, West Africa
... of depressed and non-depressed People Living with HIV/AIDs are limited, hence the need for this ...patients, depressed HIV patients were more likely to be female, single, unemployed, with below ...
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Manipulating serotonin function in depression
... recovered depressed patients and healthy controls (Hayward et ...recovered depressed subjects showed an elevated startle response, impaired short-term memory, increased negative attentional bias and ...
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A cross-sectional study of behavioural disorders in children with human immunodeficiency virus / acquired immuno deficiency syndrome attending an anti-retroviral therapy centre
... abnormalities were reported to be higher in the caregiver group with anxious/depressed (44%), somatic complaints (44%) and in withdrawn (13%) syndrome scales in this study. However, in the present study no such ...
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Potential link between caffeine consumption and pediatric depression: A case-control study
... The present study found an association between the consumption of caffeinated drinks and clinical depres- sion in children. However, a cause-effect relationship cannot be determined due to the correlational nature of the ...
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Anxiety and stress in the postpartum: Is there more to postnatal distress than depression?
... The EPDS identified 10 out of 18 anxious women, and 21 out of 23 anxious-depressed women, showing support for the previous research findings concerning an anxiety sub- scale within the EPDS [16,35,47-49]. The EPDS ...
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Control Groups: Not Truly Baseline
... Figure 1. Participant N300, P300 and N400 ERP components reflecting stages of emotional processing grouped by partici- pant group at electrode site Pz, which best reflects experimental effects in all components for the ...
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Early Interventions for Infants of Depressed Mothers
... of depressed and nondepressed mothers. For example, depressed mothers are notably less expres- sive, and their infants may become agitated in their attempts to elicit more ...of depressed mothers ...
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HIGH DENSITY POROUS POLYETHYLENE IMPLANTS IN FACIAL DEFORMITY
... The patient with depressed infraorbital rim had chief complaint of epiphora. The nasolacrimal duct was found to be patent. Further, clinical examination showed eversion of punctum due to inappropriate support of ...
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Autobiographical memory specificity in response to verbal and pictorial cues in clinical depression
... clinically depressed patients and twenty-five healthy controls were assessed on two versions of the autobiographical memory test; cued with emotional words and ...Results: Depressed patients retrieved ...
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Moods in clinical depression are more unstable than severe normal sadness
... Another way by which recalled moods are distorted is the “common-sense” view that low mood and high mood are mutu- ally exclusive or negatively correlated (8, 29). Since negative affect predominates in depressed ...
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