Human capital in the republic of Belarus

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A change in the national scale of strategy and tactics of Belarus' innovative development is required for improving the effective use of capital. The basic prerequisites for this task include creating a system of science activity in keeping with world standards and improving the systems of education and healthcare.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Belarus, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Evaluation, Economic development, Human capital

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Demographic trends in the Kyrgyz Republic

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This article discusses the demographic and migration patterns in the Kyrgyz Republic over the past decade. The author maintains the birth rate has been declining, migration has been rapid, the urban population has been declining, and male life expectancy is low, while over all mortality rates have been declining.

Kyrgyzstan, Residential mobility

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The demographic situation in Georgia, 1990-1997

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This article discusses the sudden demographic changes in Georgia during the 1990s. The author maintains the main contribution for the dramatic demographic shift was an increase in emigration, as well as a decline in the birth rate and a rise in mortality.

Georgia (Country), Mortality, Emigration and immigration, Georgia (Nation), Birth rates

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