Are children and parents substitutes or complements in the family labor supply decision in Bangladesh?

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Regression analysis is done to examine whether children are employed in labor work because of poverty in family or because it is a socially acceptable norm to work along with parents. Child labor in Bangladesh is taken up as case study.

Labor force information, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Usage, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Children, Employment, Market trend/market analysis, Poor children, Child labor practices, Child labor, Regression analysis, Child labour

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Environmental risk factors associated with RTI/STD symptoms among women in the urban slums

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A case study of the prevalence of RTI/STD symptoms amongst women in Bangladesh slums is presented. The effects of environmental factors on these symptoms are also discussed.

Health aspects, Sexually transmitted diseases, Analysis, Women, Risk factors, Environmental aspects, Slums

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Export performance of Bangladesh's fisheries sector

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The exports of Bangladesh's fishing industry are evaluated.

Sales & consumption, Commercial Fishing, Exports, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishing, Hunting & Trapping, Fishing, Hunting and Trapping, Fish industry, Fisheries, Industry sales and revenue

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