Wealth creation and poverty reduction: breakthroughs in research and practice
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| 505 | 8 | |a Section 1. Digital divide and information access. Chapter 1. Tackling the digital divide: the shift from access to capacity ; Chapter 2. Technologies for digital inclusion: good practices dealing with diversity ; Chapter 3. Digital divide, data trash, and the commodification of information: discourses around the digital divide ; Chapter 4. Why the institutional access digital divide might be more significant than the home broadband divide ; Chapter 5. Sociotechnical and pedagogical barriers to technology integration ; Chapter 6. The challenges of using zero-rating (free basics) for addressing the affordability of ICT access in developing countries ; Chapter 7. A comparison of the digital divide across three countries with different development indices ; Chapter 8. Assessing robustness of Asian countries ranking: the case of digital divide index ; Chapter 9. Digital equity and policy: case of Korea ; Chapter 10. Digital inclusion and public policies in Brazil ; Chapter 11. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a An empirical note on health information digital divide: a study of Indian patients ; Chapter 12. ICT for development in Nigeria: towards an alignment with ICT4D 2.0 goals -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Section 2. Economic growth and welfare. Chapter 13. Economic growth, labor market segmentation, and labor productivity: a story from Indonesia ; Chapter 14. Re-examining the impact of financial system on economic growth: new evidence from heterogeneous regional panels ; Chapter 15. The impact of corruption on economic growth: a comparative analysis between Europe and MENA countries ; Chapter 16. Internet use and economic growth: evidences from lower middle income and low income countries ; Chapter 17. The impact of information and communication technologies on economic growth and electricity consumption: evidence from selected Balkan and Eastern European countries ; Chapter 18. Remittances and economic growth ; Chapter 19. Remittances: a key factor for economic change and the reduction of poverty in Latin America the case of Guatemala ; Chapter 20. Foreign direct investment as a tool for poverty alleviation ; Chapter 21. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a FDI and trade in services towards sustainable economic growth: an empirical evidence from India ; Chapter 22. Strategic perspectives on the genuine progress indicator and gross domestic product ; Chapter 23. Welfare economic principles of (urban) rail network pricing: first-best and second-best solutions ; Chapter 24. Economic growth and climate change: an exploratory country-level analytics study ; Chapter 25. Cities for new growth and socio-economic dynamism?: the case of smart cities and RDI-driven participative democracy and governance ; Chapter 26. Empirical analysis of the relationship between energy consumption, CO2 emissions and economic growth in Tunisia ; Chapter 27. Electric power transmission, distribution losses, and economic growth in Ghana ; Chapter 28. The social impact of the financial crises in the recent past and evidence thereof: with special reference to India -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Section 3. Financial inclusion. Chapter 29. Digital participation through mobile Internet banking and its impact on financial inclusion: a study of Jan Dhan Yojana ; Chapter 30. Digital entrepreneurial charity and solidarity for social change: KIVA and the "social-on-linezation" of poverty ; Chapter 31. The problems of development gap between developed and developing nations: is there any sign of convergence? ; Chapter 32. Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient and the income inequality in Turkey in the last 13 years ; Chapter 33. Financial inclusion in India: an assessment ; Chapter 34. Mobile money services as a panacea to financial inclusion in sub-saharan Africa: the case of Uganda -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Section 4. Job creation and employee welfare. Chapter 35. Welfare regime: a critical discourse ; Chapter 36. Taxes, natural resource endowment, and the supply of labor: new evidence ; Chapter 37. A take on employee welfare facilities and employees' efficiency ; Chapter 38. Espousal of welfare schemes: a means for employees' satisfied work life with reference to pharmaceutical companies ; Chapter 39. A cloud computing adoption framework for Developing countries ; Chapter 40. The puzzle on unemployment factors and the welfare state role in Greece: what university students believe ; Chapter 41. Non-state SMEs in Vietnam: understanding strategic situation and implications for organizational performance ; Chapter 42. The impediments to entrepreneurial ventures among the bottom of pyramid community in northern Malaysia ; Chapter 43. Small and medium enterprises in the Slovak Republic: status and competitiveness of SMEs in the global markets and possibilities of optimization ; Chapter 44. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Green growth intervention on employment generation in India: dynamic CGE model approach -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Section 5. Social inclusion and welfare. Chapter 45. The story retold visiting the role and mission of non-governmental organizations in the decision making and policy formulation process ; Chapter 46. An assessment relationship between social exclusion and transportation ; Chapter 47. Governance for food security: a framework for social learning and scenario building ; Chapter 48. Challenging the de-politicization of food poverty: austerity food blogs ; Chapter 49. National promotional banks' contributions to European Union countries' economic and social welfare ; Chapter 50. The reality of mobile payment systems and social inclusion in Latin America ; Chapter 51. Local governments in Brazil: are they the hub of the Brazilian "welfare state"? ; Chapter 52. Ethical appraisal of the role of civil society in Nigeria: pathway for social inclusion and sustainable development ; Chapter 53. Inspiring poor women to empower themselves: insights and lessons from Botswana ; Chapter 54. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Mann Deshi Foundation: model for women empowerment through human capital formation and development | |
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| contents | Section 1. Digital divide and information access. Chapter 1. Tackling the digital divide: the shift from access to capacity ; Chapter 2. Technologies for digital inclusion: good practices dealing with diversity ; Chapter 3. Digital divide, data trash, and the commodification of information: discourses around the digital divide ; Chapter 4. Why the institutional access digital divide might be more significant than the home broadband divide ; Chapter 5. Sociotechnical and pedagogical barriers to technology integration ; Chapter 6. The challenges of using zero-rating (free basics) for addressing the affordability of ICT access in developing countries ; Chapter 7. A comparison of the digital divide across three countries with different development indices ; Chapter 8. Assessing robustness of Asian countries ranking: the case of digital divide index ; Chapter 9. Digital equity and policy: case of Korea ; Chapter 10. Digital inclusion and public policies in Brazil ; Chapter 11. An empirical note on health information digital divide: a study of Indian patients ; Chapter 12. ICT for development in Nigeria: towards an alignment with ICT4D 2.0 goals -- Section 2. Economic growth and welfare. Chapter 13. Economic growth, labor market segmentation, and labor productivity: a story from Indonesia ; Chapter 14. Re-examining the impact of financial system on economic growth: new evidence from heterogeneous regional panels ; Chapter 15. The impact of corruption on economic growth: a comparative analysis between Europe and MENA countries ; Chapter 16. Internet use and economic growth: evidences from lower middle income and low income countries ; Chapter 17. The impact of information and communication technologies on economic growth and electricity consumption: evidence from selected Balkan and Eastern European countries ; Chapter 18. Remittances and economic growth ; Chapter 19. Remittances: a key factor for economic change and the reduction of poverty in Latin America the case of Guatemala ; Chapter 20. Foreign direct investment as a tool for poverty alleviation ; Chapter 21. FDI and trade in services towards sustainable economic growth: an empirical evidence from India ; Chapter 22. Strategic perspectives on the genuine progress indicator and gross domestic product ; Chapter 23. Welfare economic principles of (urban) rail network pricing: first-best and second-best solutions ; Chapter 24. Economic growth and climate change: an exploratory country-level analytics study ; Chapter 25. Cities for new growth and socio-economic dynamism?: the case of smart cities and RDI-driven participative democracy and governance ; Chapter 26. Empirical analysis of the relationship between energy consumption, CO2 emissions and economic growth in Tunisia ; Chapter 27. Electric power transmission, distribution losses, and economic growth in Ghana ; Chapter 28. The social impact of the financial crises in the recent past and evidence thereof: with special reference to India -- Section 3. Financial inclusion. Chapter 29. Digital participation through mobile Internet banking and its impact on financial inclusion: a study of Jan Dhan Yojana ; Chapter 30. Digital entrepreneurial charity and solidarity for social change: KIVA and the "social-on-linezation" of poverty ; Chapter 31. The problems of development gap between developed and developing nations: is there any sign of convergence? ; Chapter 32. Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient and the income inequality in Turkey in the last 13 years ; Chapter 33. Financial inclusion in India: an assessment ; Chapter 34. Mobile money services as a panacea to financial inclusion in sub-saharan Africa: the case of Uganda -- Section 4. Job creation and employee welfare. Chapter 35. Welfare regime: a critical discourse ; Chapter 36. Taxes, natural resource endowment, and the supply of labor: new evidence ; Chapter 37. A take on employee welfare facilities and employees' efficiency ; Chapter 38. Espousal of welfare schemes: a means for employees' satisfied work life with reference to pharmaceutical companies ; Chapter 39. A cloud computing adoption framework for Developing countries ; Chapter 40. The puzzle on unemployment factors and the welfare state role in Greece: what university students believe ; Chapter 41. Non-state SMEs in Vietnam: understanding strategic situation and implications for organizational performance ; Chapter 42. The impediments to entrepreneurial ventures among the bottom of pyramid community in northern Malaysia ; Chapter 43. Small and medium enterprises in the Slovak Republic: status and competitiveness of SMEs in the global markets and possibilities of optimization ; Chapter 44. Green growth intervention on employment generation in India: dynamic CGE model approach -- Section 5. Social inclusion and welfare. Chapter 45. The story retold visiting the role and mission of non-governmental organizations in the decision making and policy formulation process ; Chapter 46. An assessment relationship between social exclusion and transportation ; Chapter 47. Governance for food security: a framework for social learning and scenario building ; Chapter 48. Challenging the de-politicization of food poverty: austerity food blogs ; Chapter 49. National promotional banks' contributions to European Union countries' economic and social welfare ; Chapter 50. The reality of mobile payment systems and social inclusion in Latin America ; Chapter 51. Local governments in Brazil: are they the hub of the Brazilian "welfare state"? ; Chapter 52. Ethical appraisal of the role of civil society in Nigeria: pathway for social inclusion and sustainable development ; Chapter 53. Inspiring poor women to empower themselves: insights and lessons from Botswana ; Chapter 54. 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| spelling | Wealth creation and poverty reduction breakthroughs in research and practice Information Resources Management Association, USA Hershey, PA IGI Global [2020] 1 Online-Ressource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Section 1. Digital divide and information access. Chapter 1. Tackling the digital divide: the shift from access to capacity ; Chapter 2. Technologies for digital inclusion: good practices dealing with diversity ; Chapter 3. Digital divide, data trash, and the commodification of information: discourses around the digital divide ; Chapter 4. Why the institutional access digital divide might be more significant than the home broadband divide ; Chapter 5. Sociotechnical and pedagogical barriers to technology integration ; Chapter 6. The challenges of using zero-rating (free basics) for addressing the affordability of ICT access in developing countries ; Chapter 7. A comparison of the digital divide across three countries with different development indices ; Chapter 8. Assessing robustness of Asian countries ranking: the case of digital divide index ; Chapter 9. Digital equity and policy: case of Korea ; Chapter 10. Digital inclusion and public policies in Brazil ; Chapter 11. An empirical note on health information digital divide: a study of Indian patients ; Chapter 12. ICT for development in Nigeria: towards an alignment with ICT4D 2.0 goals -- Section 2. Economic growth and welfare. Chapter 13. Economic growth, labor market segmentation, and labor productivity: a story from Indonesia ; Chapter 14. Re-examining the impact of financial system on economic growth: new evidence from heterogeneous regional panels ; Chapter 15. The impact of corruption on economic growth: a comparative analysis between Europe and MENA countries ; Chapter 16. Internet use and economic growth: evidences from lower middle income and low income countries ; Chapter 17. The impact of information and communication technologies on economic growth and electricity consumption: evidence from selected Balkan and Eastern European countries ; Chapter 18. Remittances and economic growth ; Chapter 19. Remittances: a key factor for economic change and the reduction of poverty in Latin America the case of Guatemala ; Chapter 20. Foreign direct investment as a tool for poverty alleviation ; Chapter 21. FDI and trade in services towards sustainable economic growth: an empirical evidence from India ; Chapter 22. Strategic perspectives on the genuine progress indicator and gross domestic product ; Chapter 23. Welfare economic principles of (urban) rail network pricing: first-best and second-best solutions ; Chapter 24. Economic growth and climate change: an exploratory country-level analytics study ; Chapter 25. Cities for new growth and socio-economic dynamism?: the case of smart cities and RDI-driven participative democracy and governance ; Chapter 26. Empirical analysis of the relationship between energy consumption, CO2 emissions and economic growth in Tunisia ; Chapter 27. Electric power transmission, distribution losses, and economic growth in Ghana ; Chapter 28. The social impact of the financial crises in the recent past and evidence thereof: with special reference to India -- Section 3. Financial inclusion. Chapter 29. Digital participation through mobile Internet banking and its impact on financial inclusion: a study of Jan Dhan Yojana ; Chapter 30. Digital entrepreneurial charity and solidarity for social change: KIVA and the "social-on-linezation" of poverty ; Chapter 31. The problems of development gap between developed and developing nations: is there any sign of convergence? ; Chapter 32. Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient and the income inequality in Turkey in the last 13 years ; Chapter 33. Financial inclusion in India: an assessment ; Chapter 34. Mobile money services as a panacea to financial inclusion in sub-saharan Africa: the case of Uganda -- Section 4. Job creation and employee welfare. Chapter 35. Welfare regime: a critical discourse ; Chapter 36. Taxes, natural resource endowment, and the supply of labor: new evidence ; Chapter 37. A take on employee welfare facilities and employees' efficiency ; Chapter 38. Espousal of welfare schemes: a means for employees' satisfied work life with reference to pharmaceutical companies ; Chapter 39. A cloud computing adoption framework for Developing countries ; Chapter 40. The puzzle on unemployment factors and the welfare state role in Greece: what university students believe ; Chapter 41. Non-state SMEs in Vietnam: understanding strategic situation and implications for organizational performance ; Chapter 42. The impediments to entrepreneurial ventures among the bottom of pyramid community in northern Malaysia ; Chapter 43. Small and medium enterprises in the Slovak Republic: status and competitiveness of SMEs in the global markets and possibilities of optimization ; Chapter 44. Green growth intervention on employment generation in India: dynamic CGE model approach -- Section 5. Social inclusion and welfare. Chapter 45. The story retold visiting the role and mission of non-governmental organizations in the decision making and policy formulation process ; Chapter 46. An assessment relationship between social exclusion and transportation ; Chapter 47. Governance for food security: a framework for social learning and scenario building ; Chapter 48. Challenging the de-politicization of food poverty: austerity food blogs ; Chapter 49. National promotional banks' contributions to European Union countries' economic and social welfare ; Chapter 50. The reality of mobile payment systems and social inclusion in Latin America ; Chapter 51. Local governments in Brazil: are they the hub of the Brazilian "welfare state"? ; Chapter 52. Ethical appraisal of the role of civil society in Nigeria: pathway for social inclusion and sustainable development ; Chapter 53. Inspiring poor women to empower themselves: insights and lessons from Botswana ; Chapter 54. Mann Deshi Foundation: model for women empowerment through human capital formation and development "This book examines trends, challenges, issues, and strategies related to the creation of livelihood options through the redistribution of resources, foreign aid, private sector activities, and other methods"-- Distributive justice Income distribution Economic assistance Poverty Distributive justice fast Economic assistance fast Income distribution fast Poverty fast Information Resources Management Association (DE-588)5010976-5 isb Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, hardcover 978-1-7998-1207-4 https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-1207-4 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Wealth creation and poverty reduction breakthroughs in research and practice Section 1. Digital divide and information access. Chapter 1. Tackling the digital divide: the shift from access to capacity ; Chapter 2. Technologies for digital inclusion: good practices dealing with diversity ; Chapter 3. Digital divide, data trash, and the commodification of information: discourses around the digital divide ; Chapter 4. Why the institutional access digital divide might be more significant than the home broadband divide ; Chapter 5. Sociotechnical and pedagogical barriers to technology integration ; Chapter 6. The challenges of using zero-rating (free basics) for addressing the affordability of ICT access in developing countries ; Chapter 7. A comparison of the digital divide across three countries with different development indices ; Chapter 8. Assessing robustness of Asian countries ranking: the case of digital divide index ; Chapter 9. Digital equity and policy: case of Korea ; Chapter 10. Digital inclusion and public policies in Brazil ; Chapter 11. An empirical note on health information digital divide: a study of Indian patients ; Chapter 12. ICT for development in Nigeria: towards an alignment with ICT4D 2.0 goals -- Section 2. Economic growth and welfare. Chapter 13. Economic growth, labor market segmentation, and labor productivity: a story from Indonesia ; Chapter 14. Re-examining the impact of financial system on economic growth: new evidence from heterogeneous regional panels ; Chapter 15. The impact of corruption on economic growth: a comparative analysis between Europe and MENA countries ; Chapter 16. Internet use and economic growth: evidences from lower middle income and low income countries ; Chapter 17. The impact of information and communication technologies on economic growth and electricity consumption: evidence from selected Balkan and Eastern European countries ; Chapter 18. Remittances and economic growth ; Chapter 19. Remittances: a key factor for economic change and the reduction of poverty in Latin America the case of Guatemala ; Chapter 20. Foreign direct investment as a tool for poverty alleviation ; Chapter 21. FDI and trade in services towards sustainable economic growth: an empirical evidence from India ; Chapter 22. Strategic perspectives on the genuine progress indicator and gross domestic product ; Chapter 23. Welfare economic principles of (urban) rail network pricing: first-best and second-best solutions ; Chapter 24. Economic growth and climate change: an exploratory country-level analytics study ; Chapter 25. Cities for new growth and socio-economic dynamism?: the case of smart cities and RDI-driven participative democracy and governance ; Chapter 26. Empirical analysis of the relationship between energy consumption, CO2 emissions and economic growth in Tunisia ; Chapter 27. Electric power transmission, distribution losses, and economic growth in Ghana ; Chapter 28. The social impact of the financial crises in the recent past and evidence thereof: with special reference to India -- Section 3. Financial inclusion. Chapter 29. Digital participation through mobile Internet banking and its impact on financial inclusion: a study of Jan Dhan Yojana ; Chapter 30. Digital entrepreneurial charity and solidarity for social change: KIVA and the "social-on-linezation" of poverty ; Chapter 31. The problems of development gap between developed and developing nations: is there any sign of convergence? ; Chapter 32. Lorenz curve, Gini coefficient and the income inequality in Turkey in the last 13 years ; Chapter 33. Financial inclusion in India: an assessment ; Chapter 34. Mobile money services as a panacea to financial inclusion in sub-saharan Africa: the case of Uganda -- Section 4. Job creation and employee welfare. Chapter 35. Welfare regime: a critical discourse ; Chapter 36. Taxes, natural resource endowment, and the supply of labor: new evidence ; Chapter 37. A take on employee welfare facilities and employees' efficiency ; Chapter 38. Espousal of welfare schemes: a means for employees' satisfied work life with reference to pharmaceutical companies ; Chapter 39. A cloud computing adoption framework for Developing countries ; Chapter 40. The puzzle on unemployment factors and the welfare state role in Greece: what university students believe ; Chapter 41. Non-state SMEs in Vietnam: understanding strategic situation and implications for organizational performance ; Chapter 42. The impediments to entrepreneurial ventures among the bottom of pyramid community in northern Malaysia ; Chapter 43. Small and medium enterprises in the Slovak Republic: status and competitiveness of SMEs in the global markets and possibilities of optimization ; Chapter 44. Green growth intervention on employment generation in India: dynamic CGE model approach -- Section 5. Social inclusion and welfare. Chapter 45. The story retold visiting the role and mission of non-governmental organizations in the decision making and policy formulation process ; Chapter 46. An assessment relationship between social exclusion and transportation ; Chapter 47. Governance for food security: a framework for social learning and scenario building ; Chapter 48. Challenging the de-politicization of food poverty: austerity food blogs ; Chapter 49. National promotional banks' contributions to European Union countries' economic and social welfare ; Chapter 50. The reality of mobile payment systems and social inclusion in Latin America ; Chapter 51. Local governments in Brazil: are they the hub of the Brazilian "welfare state"? ; Chapter 52. Ethical appraisal of the role of civil society in Nigeria: pathway for social inclusion and sustainable development ; Chapter 53. Inspiring poor women to empower themselves: insights and lessons from Botswana ; Chapter 54. Mann Deshi Foundation: model for women empowerment through human capital formation and development Distributive justice Income distribution Economic assistance Poverty Distributive justice fast Economic assistance fast Income distribution fast Poverty fast |
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