We also repeated the SEP score analyses stratified by economic activity (employed/self-employed vs non-economically active).
We also include economic activity at Census (active, unemployed, student, retired, homemaker, permanently ill or other inactive).
The distribution of the main occupational and economic activity characteristics of the active population of these regions is similar to their distribution in France (Table 1).
The socio-economic burden of melanoma is disproportionate as its incidence is highest amongst younger, economically active individuals.
A main driver of economic activity is tobacco, and the Klu Klux Klan has a vibrant and active chapter in the state.
Hannah Appel is an economic anthropologist, active participant in Occupy Wall Street's alternative banking and thinktank working groups The measure of a genuine uprising, as distinct from a political campaign or mobilization, is the degree of its "newness", in the phrase of the New England Transcendentalists like Emerson and Thoreau.
In a similar spirit, she captures how a new generation of now forgotten economic writers active long before Adam Smith built a case "that the elements in any economy were negotiable and fluid, the exact opposite of the stasis so long desired".
Contrary to initial expectations that food management practices, effective counter-measures, and time would result in decreased internal exposure from Cs, this did not occur possibly due to social and economic forces active in the study region.
To aid recovery, the euro zone needs an active economic policy and a competitive currency.
The unpleasant fact is that no Muslim societies offer their people rule of law, economic development and active civil participation.
