... the extent to which poor and vulnerable individuals can reap the benefits of the digital economy. While digital technologies are commonly cited as a critical means by which developing countries can catch up with developed countries, these countries face significant barriers that hinder the diffusion...

...). Additionally, developmental welfare theory underlines the important roles of social empowerment, human capital investment, capability development, and productivism-based poverty alleviation in shaping inclusive economic growth and social development. It provides explanations of cross-national inequality...

.... , Ge , X. , Elder , G.H. , Lorenz , F.O. and Simons , R.L. (1994), “ Economic stress, coercive family process, and developmental problems of adolescents ”, Child Development , Vol.  65 No.  2 , p. 541 , doi: 10.2307/1131401 . Connor , K.M. and Davidson , J.R.T...

... are Central or South American. Another notable aspect is the top ranking of Spain. This is mainly due to the large number of programs in the line of developmental education and awareness targeted at the citizens of that country. As noted above, the actions being implemented by Spain's savings banks...

...Biswa N. Bhattacharyay The banking and financial sector of the Arab Gulf region is characterized by deregulation, globalization, product innovation,developments in technology and increasing competition. This change has created the potential for gain but has also increased risk. After the oil...