Reducing Inequalities Through Education and Skill Development Courses

Tyagi, Ruchi; Vishwakarma, Suresh; Rishi, Mohit; Rajiah, Saraswatee

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-71060-0_102-1

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“…Unlike in the long run where grants had a positive but insignificant impact on growth, the reverse is the case for the short run. The effects of external debts caries a similar directional effect of economic within the short-run jointly with external debts although for it, its effects is insignificant with the observation earlier made [2,8,13,21,22,23,24].…”

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Does External Debts Promote Sustainable Economic Development in Developing Countries?

Chindengwike¹

2022

IJRISS

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External debts is one of the major sources of revenue to developing nations that normally do not have an enough industrial support and is illustrated by a small human development index. The aim of this paper is to test whether external debts promote sustainable economic development in developing countries or not. The study opted a time series data research design where by secondary data were used. This study used economic data from 1999-2020 financial years (Quarterly data). The study involved 80 observations. Kenya was purposively sampled to be used as research area of this study. The data collected from different reliable sources which included the International Financial Statistics (IFS), World Bank's Statistical Database, The Treasury of Kenya, Ministry of Devolution and Planning and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. The results of the study revealed that there is longterm associations between external debts and sustainable economic development with P-Value of 0.0001. Another finding revealed that there is statistical significantly in all other macroeconomic variables in the predictable direction with P-Value of 0.0011, except broad inflation and money that have vague signs. In short-run revealed that external debts affect statistically significance economic development with a negative direction P-Value of 0.0064. The study recommends that the government should think about adopting other sources of finance articulate via taxation and reduce borrowing outside to minimize assistance from developed nations. The government should also assign extra resources to savings in human capital education as efficiently labor has the effect of promoting sustainable economic development crosswise all models in the short run. Particularly population expansion rate should be proscribed through increasing utilize of social services such as family planning or sensitization to reduce support pressure on imperfect resources which deject economic development.

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Section: Gdpsupporting

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Does External Debts Promote Sustainable Economic Development in Developing Countries?

Chindengwike¹

2022

IJRISS

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“…Secondly, globalization of business has made the state control malleable (Logsdon & Wood, 2002;Zumbansen, 2006). The environment has become a global heritage, and these concerns are a collective international responsibility (Tyagi et al 2021;Painuly et al 2020;Tyagi….Syan, 2020). The largescale industries damage to the environment is conspicuous but the medium sized as well as small scales productive ventures are creating human problems no less inimical to the societal survival than the large scale ventures (Tyagi 2013).…”

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Stakeholder Mapping and Corporate Social Responsibility

Tyagi

2021

JGE

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The purpose of this paper is whom do Sports Goods Industry (SGI) consider as their stakeholder, which stakeholders they give priority to others and why. The present study is exploratory. A list of sports goods manufacturers in Meerut was procured from the Federation of sports goods manufacturers. The total number of manufacturers as per the list was 356. With the help of a simple random sampling technique, 50 were selected for a pilot study, and 100 for the final study. The required information obtained using a structured interview schedule. There are nine interest groups identified by the SGI Meerut. These are - customers, suppliers, competitors, governments, partners, communities, owners, investors and labor. Out of the recognized interest groups in SGI Meerut, customers top the list of preference. There is a need of accommodating stakeholders concerns in business.

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“…Its energy demand could be shrunk by, for instance, retrofitting existing buildings with more efficient heating and cooling technology and switching to efficient lighting and other electrical appliances. This energy efficiency initiative will potentially result in an annual savings of US$ 555-770 billion [9]- [11], which is 40% of the global energy consumption and more than 30% of the global carbon dioxide [12]. The decrease in peak demand and carbon emission reduction go hand in hand with low residential electricity consumption [13].…”

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Prospect of low-cost energy conservation in residential energy consumption

Tyagi

Vishwakarma

2021

IJPEDS

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The energy sector of trinidad and tobago (T&T), with its nationally determined contributions (NDCs), is still struggling for its place in mainstream academic literature. The review paper aims to identify the prospects of low-cost energy conservation measures in the residential sector of T&T. The review follows a four-step review methodology to serve as a basis for creating policy and practice guidelines. First, review articles are checked for their quality on a 5-point scale on the mixed methods appraisal tool (MMAT) to check the quality of review articles. Second, Microsoft Excel, R (RQDA) package, and Voyant tools have been used to index code, analyse, and visualise data. The research trends on small islands developing states (SIDS) energy aspect in general and T&T specifically highlight the critical role of energy challenges related to economic and social development, emphasising technology, infrastructure development, and funds availability. Awareness of low-cost energy conservation measures has a high prospect in reducing residential consumption and balancing demand-side management. This paper contributes to facilitating policy direction on energy efficiency and energy conservation for T&T and other SIDS.

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Reducing Inequalities Through Education and Skill Development Courses

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Does External Debts Promote Sustainable Economic Development in Developing Countries?

Does External Debts Promote Sustainable Economic Development in Developing Countries?

Stakeholder Mapping and Corporate Social Responsibility

Prospect of low-cost energy conservation in residential energy consumption

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