Material welfare, behaviour and lifestyle are important factors that may explain this relationship between socio-economic status and oral disease [ 5].
Section 4 discusses the effects of the Cultural Factor on economic behavior and material welfare in terms of trade, and Sect. 5 discusses these effects in terms of economic growth.
The core question was whether the psychosocial and material welfare of orphans was significantly worse than non-orphans and hence, whether 'AIDS orphans' constituted a specific and significantly vulnerable category of children.
The Laws of Burgos issued on Dec. 27, 1512, by Ferdinand II, the Catholic, regulated relations between Spaniards and the conquered Indians, particularly to ensure the spiritual and material welfare of the latter, who were often severely treated.
As Beychok decribes, "It is the idea that we bear responsibility not only for our own moral, spiritual, and material welfare, but also for the welfare of society at large".
Were he writing now, Braudel's injunction would be to explore present-day economic life in ways that recognise its multiplicity and its organisation into zones and spheres which have different internal logics and variable salience for material welfare.
Also, communities with a high degree of traditionalism (that closely follow the Cultural Factor) have less trade and lower economic growth than less traditional communities, and thus, they exhibit lower material welfare, as can be clearly seen in Sect.
At the urging of Courier-Journal editor Henry Watterson, the city held the Southern Exposition, which in the words of Watterson, was meant to "advance the material welfare of the producing classes of the South and West".
Thus, we are going to compare the material welfare of the indigenous population in two time periods and analyze the differences, to make conclusion about economic growth.
