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,The Distributions of Women’s Employment, human needs. A brief outline of the relationship governing human needs, cultural background and a society’s economic development is presented. The concept of human needs is presented in the chapter while it discusses the relationship between needs and economic growth. In addition the chapter shows

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18592-4p may seem odd to non-experts. In this chapter we first examine culture as part of economic theory. We then investigate developments that have led to the differentiation of culture and economy and to their interconnection again. At first, the chapter investigates cultural background as part of econo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18592-4ns of cultural background in order to identify the relationships governing economic system and the cultural traits of societies. Next, the chapter presents political institutions as a first-round effect while we introduce a second-round effect, economic institutions, which can be divided into struct

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Haleh Afshar (Lecturer in Economics)t control is exercised at a micro level. As a rational being and within the context of rational choice, an individual functions under a network of basic assumptions regarding the sum of the individual’s beliefs and preferences, which are generally selfish and materialistic. Nevertheless, the theory

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Haleh Afshar (Lecturer in Economics) every society. Collectivism can primarily be defined as a social stereotype comprising strong cohesive ties among individuals that consider themselves members of one or more groups (e.g., family, race and nation). Individuals act on the basis of the group’s norms and give priority to group goals ov

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