IJER - Volume 2 Issue 6 - November - December 2011

S.No.
Article Title/ Author Name
Page No.
1.

ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF POVERTY IN ZIMBABWE

Rose Constancia Sakuhuni, Clainos Chidoko, Netsai Lizy Dhoro, and Great Zimbabwe University, Faculty of Commerce, Department of Economics, Masvingo, Zimbabwe

Caleb Gwaindepi, Limpopo University, Faculty of Education, Polokwane, South Africa
1 - 12
2.

ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURE IN ZIMBABWE
Netsai Lizy Dhoro, Clainos Chidoko, Rose Constancia Sakuhuni, and Great Zimbabwe University, Faculty of Commerce, Economics Department, Masvingo, Zimbabwe
Caleb Gwaindepi, Limpopo University, Faculty of Education,Polokwane, South Africa
13 - 25
3

IMPACT OF THE INFORMAL SECTOR ON THE CURRENT ZIMBABWEAN ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
Clainos Chidoko, Garikai Makuyana, Paul Matungamire and
Department of Economics,
Joseph Bemani, Department of Accounting and Information Systems , Great Zimbabwe University, Faculty of Commerce, Box 1235, Masvingo, Zimbabwe

26 - 28
4

PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY IN STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT Dr.Dragan Kesic, University of Primorska

Faculty of Management Koper, Cankarjeva 5, SI – 6104 Koper, Slovenia

 

29 - 37
5.

A STUDY ON QUALITY OF WORK LIFE AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE AMONG THE EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
BANKS IN DINDIGUL
A.Sabarirajan, Assistant professor, N.Geethanjali, Assistant professor, PSNA College of Engineering and Technology, Dindigul

 

38 - 45
6.

A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO THE CONCEPT OF ADVERTISING IN MARKETING
Dr. Yakup DURMAZ
Vice-Dean of Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
Gazikent Üniversitesi

 

46 - 50
7.

THE CORRUPTION AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN OPEC AND OECD COUNTRIES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Mohsen Mehrara
Faculty of Economics, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Bagher Adabi Firouzjaee
Ph.D. student, Faculty of Economics, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Ahmad Gholami
Ph.D. student, Faculty of Economics, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

 

 

51 - 61
8.

USER’S PERCEPTIVITY OF BASIC HEALTH UNITS IN PAKISTAN: CASE STUDY OF SARGODHA DISTRICT
Mumtaz Ali1, Sadia Rafi
Department of Social work, University of Sargodha, Pakistan

Muhammad Amir Aslam, Home department, Government of Punjab, Pakistan

 

62 - 65
9.

CLIMATE CHANGE: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF CURRENT PROBLEMS AND POLICIES                

Dr.Kontsas Stamatis, University of Macedonia          

Department of International and European Studies, Adjunct Lecturer, 38 Leof. K. Karamanli str., 54639, Thessalonica Greece

 

66 - 76
10.

LONG RUN AND SHORT RUN EFFECTS ON EDUCATION LEVELS: CASE IN MALAYSIA

Ahmad Lutfy Mohammed Shaihani, Faculty Economics and Management Universiti Putra Malaysia , Serdang Selangor
Rusmawati Said, Corresponding author
Faculty Economics and Management Universiti Putra Malaysia
Serdang Selangor
77-87
11.

POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A STRUCTURAL VAR APPROACH

Hadhek Zouhaier, Superior Institut of Gestion (ISG) of Gabès- Tunisia . ISG Gabès rue Jilani Habib 6002 Gabès- Tunisia

 
88-109
12.

MEDIAN VOTER MODEL CANNOT SOLVE ALL THE PROBLEMS OF VOTING SYSTEM

Jamal Nazrul Isla, Emeritus Professor, Research Centre for Mathematical and Physical Sciences, University of Chittagong, Chittagong, Bangladesh.

Haradhan Kumar Mohajan, Assistant Professor, Premier University, Chittagong, Bangladesh.

Pahlaj Moolio, Corresponding authorProfessor, Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

110-124
13

A BRIEF COMPARISON BETWEEN INDIA AND CHINA AS EMERGING ECONOMY IN ASIA

Dr.Feisal Mirkazehi Rigi,PH.D in Economics from university of Pune

125-130

     

 

 


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