A cross-national analysis of affirmative action: an evolutionary psychological perspective

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A comparative analysis of affirmative action programs in six different countries (India, Unite States, Malaysia, Canada, South Africa, and Brazil) is presented, throwing light to the commonalities and differences among them, both from historical and evolutionary psychological perspectives.

Canada, South Africa, India, Malaysia, Brazil, Affirmative Action, Analysis

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FELES: The Functionalized Extended Linear Expenditure System

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The Functional Extended Linear Expenditure System (FELES) is introduced to show individual private consumption behavior. The individual household is related to its social environment at the micro level. Consumption decisions are portrayed for their role in the determination of demand.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Consumers, Attitudes, Systems engineering

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Expenditure on the NHS in perspective

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The British national Health Service has been affected by higher inflation levels for medical services. There are problems in healthcare markets such as asymmetric information, but the NHS accounts for a relatively low proportion of gross domestic product.

Health Care and Social Assistance, HEALTH SERVICES, Public Health Care, Public health, United Kingdom. National Health Service

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