Occupational safety and health of factory workers in European countries in the nineteenth century: historical and legal analysis

Ruslan, Kovalenko; Inshyn, Mykola; Dmytro, Sirokha; Yelena, Tishchenko; Olena, Arsentieva

doi:10.1080/0023656x.2020.1775796

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“…However, environmental damage involving a person's loss of health cannot be measured in cash; compensation must be determined subjectively. Because environmental damage to the firm may be uncovered or partially covered, it is a significant source of danger for the organization (Ruslan et al, 2020).…”

Section: Components Of Economic Securitymentioning

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Economic security through criminal policies

Oliinyk

Shestopalov

Zarosylo

et al. 2022

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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The article aims to identify the factors that have the greatest impact on economic security. Based on the study of legislative acts of the countries of the European Union, the United States, and relevant scientific literature, an analysis is made of the current situation in the field of economic security, exploring its constituent elements and factors influencing the security of the economy. Among them are ecology, the fight against crime, the financial and taxation spheres, innovative development, and the element itself as a component of the considered social relations, and processes, among others. The article outlines the key areas of public relations and other factors that influence the situation’s state concerning the issue addressed.

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Section: Components Of Economic Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Economic security through criminal policies

Oliinyk

Shestopalov

Zarosylo

et al. 2022

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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“…Therefore, there is a growing need for an integrated approach to establishing communications policies by the agricultural companies. It should involve a rational combination of different means of the marketing communications into a single line, which is aimed to create a clear stand of the company accommodated to business-specific development strategies [3].…”

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Internet Tools in Marketing Communications of Agribusinesses in Ukraine

Kuzyk¹

2023

ujar

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Modern technologies have expanded into allspheres of the human activity, including a marketing one. As for the marketing sphere, it especially concerns promotion policies and marketing communications. The Internet allowed a lot of companies and business to get closer to their clients regardless of their location and their language. Because of the Internet advertising and its type, the companies got an opportunity to send messages to the strictly defined target audience and the consumers can sift them out and select only those of a special interest at a particular moment. Many technologies capable of boosting the effectiveness of the marketing communications requests have recently emerged, which determines the relevance of the study. Thus, the use of Google Ads, SEO promotion, and social media permits to analyse accurately the communications campaign results and establish strong feedback with a potential client. The aim of the study -the analysis of the spread of the Internet and social networks in Ukraine agribusiness, which testifies -considerable prospects of the Internet advertising and the Internet communications usage by agro-industries and companies. Despite the noteworthy advantages of these tools, the volumes and the level of their use by Ukrainian agribusiness are not sufficient neither in the B2C marketing nor in the B2B one. On the one hand, it is attributed to the focus of many agribusinesses on the external market. On the other hand, it is caused by the deficient understanding of marketing and its tools by companies. The coronavirus crisis with its restrictions proved the necessity to apply different Internet tools in all businesses in Ukraine, particularly in the agro-industries. The war made it difficult to use internet tools and forced us to adapt quickly to new realities. As a result of this article, an algorithm for positive marketing communication campaigns during the war was developed, it was concluded that they should employ modern means of communications with the target audience, resort to experience in other spheres, introduce marketing tools into their activities and cultivate an efficient marketing communication policy.

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“…Italy had no laws against child labor until 1886, with the passage of the Berti Law (Legge Berti n. 3657), which set up the minimum working age to 9 years old (Ruslan et al, 2020).…”

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Educational Take-off and the Role of Wealth

Battisti,

Gravina,

Lavezzi

et al. 2024

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What is the role of a society’s wealth in influencing educational choices? Although the theoretical literature provides several possible answers, from an empirical viewpoint answering this question is not straightforward. Indeed, nowadays such an issue cannot be typically inspected before starting the college, due to the compulsory public education laws in force at lower education levels in nearly all countries. We investigate this problem by employing a unique dataset covering Sicilian wealth shares and primary school enrollment in the year 1858 at municipal level. This represents an ideal setting to study our research question as, at that time, schools at the lowest grade levels were available in almost each Sicilian municipality, but their attendance was not compulsory. Our identification strategy relies on the historical heritage of seismic events in shaping mid-19th century land and property distribution, which allowed for the emergence of a class of “wealthy” households. Results of the analysis show that, even in an almost entirely agrarian society, household wealth played a decisive role in educational choices: an increase of 10% in the share of wealthy households implied an increase of approximately 0.6% of the share of students enrolled in primary schools. We discuss the implications of these results for the existing evidence on the nexus between wealth and education, and provide a number of falsification tests that support our main results. In addition, we document the long-lasting impacts of early wealth conditions on a series of institutional and economic outcomes. JEL Classification: I24, O15, N93.

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Occupational safety and health of factory workers in European countries in the nineteenth century: historical and legal analysis

Cited by 7 publications

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Economic security through criminal policies

Economic security through criminal policies

Internet Tools in Marketing Communications of Agribusinesses in Ukraine

Educational Take-off and the Role of Wealth

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