Assignment: Economics of Sustainable Development Issues of Sustainable Development (C-303) Assigned by Mohammad Ehsanul Kabir Prepared By Sujoy Barua - 13112002 August 13, 2014 Dhaka School of Economics Introduction: Environment sustainability index measures the performance of a countries environmental condition due to the socio economic and environmental degradation by the natural and human made. Due to the economic progress the drawing out of natural resources and its uses
few export-processing firms or incoming new foreign firms into the economy increases the demand for skilled labor thereby the demand for unskilled labor in the sectors other than agriculture drops or remains stagnant. Thus, at the early stages of development trade openness tends to benefit the skilled labor and the unskilled labors who seek employment may not be absorbed. This inverted U—shape effect of trade openness was raised in Agenor (2004) who shows the same characterizing the relationship between
However, those women who worked for cash often increased their autonomy which induced them to take part in fertility decision‐making. This result highlighted the importance of women’s economic power and their control on their partner may influence their participation in using contraception. It can be seen that women who have economic power in terms of their occupation will have the power to make decisions about their
CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 2.1 Introduction Data mining applies advanced data analysis techniques to explore the data and identify useful and unexpected patterns and rules that provide relevant knowledge for predicting future outcomes. It can be defined as a process of exploring and analysing large amounts of data with a specific target on discovering significantly important patterns and rules. Data mining helps finding knowledge from raw, unprocessed data. Using data mining techniques