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TED: Richard Wilkinson: How economic inequality harms societies – Richard Wilkinson (2011)


We feel instinctively that societies with huge income gaps are somehow going wrong. Richard Wilkinson charts the hard data on economic inequality, and shows what gets worse when rich and poor are too far apart: real effects on health, lifespan, even such basic values as trust.
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TED: Yasheng Huang: Does democracy stifle economic growth? – Yasheng Huang (2011)


Economist Yasheng Huang compares China to India, and asks how China’s authoritarian rule contributed to its astonishing economic growth — leading to a big question: Is democracy actually holding India back? Huang’s answer may surprise you.
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Special Report: Economic Collapse Explained in 3 Minutes


content of this video is owned or licensed by ClarkeAndDawe. This video is for educational purposes only. America owes China 1 TRILLION dollars, China owns America. America stops drilling for oil but Obama gives Brazil 2 billion to drill for oil. Where did that 2 billion come from? OOH that’s right the tyrannical government is stealing it from the American citizens. How many people are awake to this? American idol got more votes than any election. The American people are BLINDED by all the entertainment, fast food, games, television, phones, comedy, fun stuff to do or work and paying off bills that have been put on their shoulders that they will never ever be able to pay off with 20% credit cards and 4 gallon gas soon to double. The economic collapse of the United States is inevitable. IT IS TIME TO WAKE UP TO THE GOVERNMENT TYRANNY!!!! If you haven’t figured this out yet this is all biblical. Revelation 17: 9-10 explains this. 5 have fallen (Its speaking about world powers Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Persia, and Greece.) 1 is (well that was Rome in John’s day when this was written) and 1 is yet to come (it is obvious America is a world power) out of the 7 comes an 8th king (The Federal Reserve and The United Nations) The Federal Reserve is not even apart of our government, It is the largest business in the world owned by bankers that named their business Federal and signed a treaty with America on December 23 in 1913 to make American citizens responsible for their business
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Tim Jackson’s economic reality check – Tim Jackson (2010)


As the world faces recession, climate change, inequity and more, Tim Jackson delivers a piercing challenge to established economic principles, explaining how we might stop feeding the crises and start investing in our future.
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New Technologies Hindering Economic Progess in 2010?


New Technologies Hindering Economic Progess in 2010?

Leader of the U.S, Barack Obama has acknowledged the influx of ongoing technologies for 2010 such as the ipad, using no lack of brand names and an overload of information on blogs, and social media, has been bad for the economy and democracy as paraphrased on the latest economy magazine. President Obama though, is joined to his latest cell phone like a something that is closer than his suit. The “ongoing interruptions” talked about are not good for a nation with a weak economy, has been an age old theme among many polititions since the beginning of writing instead of word of mouth, and as viewed upon by some theorists explaining that with every advance in technological achievements comes with a loss in individual and social interaction.

The social revolution has served as a instrument to make history in that supporting arena, using all of the major social networking sites to capitalize on many ways of reaching now many increasing age groups, even in this scaling down economy.

Its pretty much an obvious decision to get involved in the emerging technologies. You need to go out and reach your audience in this space in order to be affective in your campaign, no matter what type of campaign you are operating in a current modern economy.

Likewise just internet marketing, cell phone promotion should reach mammoth proportions, not just in apps used on mobile devices as a list of new technologies for 2010 emerges, but also by text messages used for promoting all sorts of products and services. The haiti trajedy was the first of many cell phone campaigns to come in the future used by large and soon small businesses as the mobile advertising market could be worth more than 3 billion by 2013. Acquisitions by big players such as the major search engine and Macintosh of mobile companies that concentrate in the sms advertising market make this a truly capable year of mobile marketing. I think we’ll shall hear of text communication business cards and mobile opt-in lists become standard for many businesses.

Some will surely like to revolt and remove themselves from facebook for a number of reasons related to privacy issues and cost of surely wanting to have a profile on facebook but I don’t see this thwarting the growth of facebook or social media itself as people depend more and more on this manner of transfer of information.

The technologies that hinder with distractions are the same ones that bring new education, awareness, and research that can be done faster than ever before and reach more audiences with important information that no one should miss out on.

We all have the capacity to decide where our eyes are whether that is on the laptop or the wireless device, and can opt into any list we want with the ability to decide on what information is important and what is just gossip and overload.

An information and interrupting course will continue in our times as things do not slow down but speed up.

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Importance of women health from economic perspective


Importance of women health from economic perspective

                                                                                   

 

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The health of the people is an index of the prosperity and well being of a country. It is of paramount importance as a national assert and basis to sustain as well as to stimulate optimum levels of efficiency.

            Now-a-days it is widely recognized that human capital place a dominant role in the context of economic development and health is an important component of human capital. The issue of health is of greater importance both from the point of view of individuals and the nation. It is through enhancement of health status, that a country like India can accelerate the pace of economic development and minimize wastage of human resources in terms of mortality and morbidity. In fact, health status exercises profound influence on human resource development and effective utilization of human resources. There is, broadly a correspondence between the level of economic development attained by a country and the health of its population. Improvement in the health of human resources leads to increase the productivity and also helps them to enjoy output of these efforts fully.

Health is a common theme in most cultures. Health continues to be a neglected entity despite lip services. At the individual levels, it cannot be said that health occupies an important place. It is usually subjected to other needs defined as more important, e.g.., wealth, power, prestige, knowledge, security. Health is often taken for granted, and its value is not fully understood until it is lost.

For the majority of the world’s people, health status is determined primarily by their level of social economic development. The precipitate GNP is the most widely accepted measures of general economic performance. There can be no doubt that in many developing countries, it is the economic progress that has been the major factor in reducing morbidity, increasing life expectancy and improving the quality of life. The economic status determines the purchasing power, standard of disease and behaviour in the community. It is also an important factor in seeking health care.

The very state of being employed in productive work promotes health, because the unemployed usually show a higher incidence of ill health and death for many, loss of work may mean loss of income and status. It can cause psychological and social damage.

Health is related to the country’s political system. Decisions concerning resource allocation, man power polity, choice of technology and  the degree to which health services are made available  and assessable to different segments of society are examples of the manner in which the political system can shape community health services.  The percentage of GNP spent on health is qualitative indicator of health status of people.

            If poor health patterns are to be changed, then changes must be made in the entire socio-political systems in any given community. Social, economic and political are required to eliminate health hazards in people’s working and living environment. To be effective, the health services must reach the social periphery, equitably distributed, assessable at a cost the country and community can offered and socially acceptable.

Health is essential to socio-economic development has gained increasing recognition. Health services are no longer considered nearly as a complex of solely medical measures but a ‘sub-system’ of an overall socio-economic system. Human health and well being are the ultimate goal of development.

Health is the essential pre-requesting for every human beings “If wealth is lost nothing is lost, if health is lost everything is lost”. There is no explanation regarding the statement. It goes without saying the health determines economic status of people problem of health is the problem of economic development.

            It was felt that health cannot be seen in isolation from the political, social, and economic forces operating in the country. The well being of the individual even the health of individuals is subjected to a process of production for profits. A person’s health is seen only in the context of the extraction of labour for profit. Health services are therefore, to be seen as a part and parcel of the total emancipation of human beings.

Generally women and children in rural areas have not much worried about their health. The fate of women, young children and girls are inextricably linked together in a complex interacting cycle. This becomes poignantly evident in the case of the poor, who is India constitute slightly more than a third of the population.

Women’s health has always been viewed in terms of Maternal and Child Health services (MCH). The women’s movement and the health movement in India have brought to the realization that the ill health of women hinges on a wide concept arising from existing political, economic and social norms in which women are second class citizens.

The lack of Primary Survival needs like clear drinking water, nutritious and adequately available food; healthy and safe housing particularly affects women causing them a number of health problems physical and psychological. There is a great disparity between women’s calorific expenditure and calorific-in-take. This manifests itself as illness, especially anaemia.

Generally women are prone to a number of health problems due to the nature of their work, and they too lack adequate facilities. The female child in India is Non-person or a Non-being. For the declining sex rate in India, demographers have excluded the possibility of enumeration deficiencies and the main reason for this unusual sex rates in the loss of female life at an early age.

Growing up is one of the biggest concern of children and their parents. The condition of the child is truly the greatest present day problem and this realization is of great importance. It is humanity’s duty to give the child the best it has to offer. Priority for children is based on the fact that the child is a defenceless being dependent on the world about it.

Everybody was once a child and we are all surrounded by families with children. Parents and other members of the family living together are the basic influence on children and the first source of meeting their needs. A child’s need for love, for feeling safe and wanted as well as his physical needs for food, shelter are satisfied by the family.

Typically, children in developed countries enjoy good health. They have not had time yet to suffer from the wear-out diseases. They have lots of energy and their tissues adapt quickly to changing circumstances and heal promptly when injured. But in the less developed countries of the world mortality among children runs high.

Children constitute over 35% of the world’s population. For generations to come they will be the most important product of any society, and this well being is one of the largest problems of the world today.

The consequences of poverty for children are in themselves servers. Poverty lays a particularly heavy burden on women because of their dual notes in the economy. Because of this, their health position has been continuously declining outside the home, these women are relegated to working in any field, where labour is hard, hours are long and wages are low. Though they become weak, they have to survive. For this, they must be in a position to have good health.

After the introduction of the Primary Health Centres in rural areas, people are forced to take this preventive and curative care. Primary Health Centres are more helpful to maternal and child care services. They have been giving immunization as the time requires. They would help the rural people to upkeep the health of their children. Problem of women health and the problem of child care have relieved from ill health after the introduction of Primary Health Centres. Since the problem affecting the mother and children are multi-factorial in origin, this study tries to understand the need of MCH services provided by PHC.

The ministry of Health and Family welfare evolved a national Health policy lays stress on the preventive, promotive public health and rehabilitation aspects of health care and points to the need of establishing comprehensive primary health care services to reach the population in the remotest areas of the country the need to view health and human development as a vital component of overall, integrated socio-economic development, decentralised system of health care delivery with maximum community and individual self-reliance and participation.

In the context of the size of the population, the socio-economic development and the existing health status of the people, the health policy in India has the following notable elements.

A greatest awareness of health problems and means to solve these in and by the communities;
Supply of safe drinking water and basic sanitation using technologies that the people can afford,
Reduction of existing imbalance in the health services by concentrating on the rural health infrastructure.
Establishment of a dynamic health management information system to support health planning and health programme implementation.
Provision of legislative support to health protection and promotion.
Concentrated actions to combat wide spread malnutrition;
Research into alternative methods of health care delivery and low-cost health technologies; and
Greater coordination of different system of medicine.

The health policy is supported by components of wider socio-economic policies addressed to the reduction of regional disparities fuller employment elementary education, integrated rural development, population control welfare of women and children etc.

The health strategies include restructuring the health infrastructure, developing health manpower, research and development.

 

I am T.Thaiyalnayaki,working as aassistant professor (senior) in VIT Business school,Vellore.in Tamilnadu,India.I have rich experience in teaching,guided many projects of other universities. Idid my research in Health Economics.

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