, Poland, Hungary and Russia during the late 1980s to the early 1990s. The four main findings are: 1) There is evidence of some … of demand grew over the transition, starting from zero in Russia, the Czech Republic and Slovakia and from sizeable … similar and those for Russia had not changed significantly; 3) Once other factors are controlled for, there is no significant …

notifications of 1340/100 000 in 1996. These suburbs are characterised by overcrowding, high unemployment and poverty. It is … tuberculosis notifications with unemployment and its associated poverty emerged as the strongest association. …

Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in December 1991, Russia experienced a series of economic shocks …

in the re-employment hazard in Russia, with a period of positive duration dependence in the first 7 months, followed by a …

garden plot have a significant impact on the changes in consumption behavior in Russia. Regarding the macroeconomic variables …

This paper examined the male-female differentials in hourly earnings in Russia from 1996 to 2002. The gender wage gap …

ever poor and the proportion of time spent in poverty are also explored for Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Russia. All the case … and Russia, which examine the extent to which households are able through formal and/or informal arrangements to insure … among consumption variability, the level than nonfood consumption, the incidence of poverty, and the probability of being …

growth, shocking the world as they emerged as “Baltic Tigers” at the turn of the century. Russia adopted a flat tax regime in … the effect of the flat tax rate is largely confined to Russia. Additional research and analysis needs to be completed …