A literature search in Google scholar electronic database was done in November, 2015 and April, 2016 for articles published between 1980 and 2016 using 12 keywords, problems, finance, location, GDP, employment, sub-Sahara, job creation, Nigeria, China, Africa, Europe, Cross-culture (see Fig. 3).
Support includes practical support (e.g. financing, location of the training course, offering physicians the time to attend), as well as 'emotional' support (e.g. making it known that the Institute finds the training course and its subject important, motivating physicians to join).
Internet-based video CBT group intervention is a client-centered, evidence-based, and cost-effective way to treat adults with mood and anxiety disorders, who may have difficulty accessing services in person due to health concerns, frailty, finances, location, or stigma.
Less than 10% of the literature search was on finance issues, location, GDP, employment, Sub-Sahara, job creation, Nigeria, China, Africa, Europe, Cross-country studies relating to SMEs.
Capital is to economic development and finance what location is to real estate.
Some suggestions might include words based on your industry (#finance) or location (#Atlanta) and words that speak to your personal brand (#leadership) and events you attend (#TEDtalks2016).
Although initially the term value capture referred to pure "land value capture", over the years it has been given a broader meaning, including today all the strategies which aim at financing through location – based value [8].
He had no financing or location.
"Unlike our competitors, which are financing their location assets with advertising or licensing mapping content from third parties, we completely own, build and distribute mapping content, platform and apps," Nokia wrote in a blog post.
The survey collected information about job satisfaction, attitudes toward work, work setting, workload, finances, geographic location, demographics and family circumstances [ 17].
In the baseline wave, data were collected on: job satisfaction, attitudes to work and intentions to quit or change hours worked; a discrete choice experiment examining preferences and trade-offs for different types of jobs; work setting; workload; finances; geographic location; demographics; and family circumstances.
