Domestic Economy Research Articles

Family Management Education in the Era of Family Planning Project through Home Economics Textbooks

Family Management Education in the Era of Family Planning Project through Home Economics Textbooks

HOST STATE CONTROLS VS. FOREIGN INVESTMENT PROTECTION: INDIGENOUS PEOPLE RIGHTS ON REMPANG ISLAND, INDONESIA

The enactment of national Law No. 25 of 2007 on Investment is carried out in the framework of uplift the initiation of a favorable domestic business condition for investment to reinforce the competitiveness of the domestic economy and advance investment; while the right of indigenous has been marginalized. The recent case of conflict between the government investment policy and the Indeginous people under the Rempang Eco City project in Batam is remain contentious. This article utilized the normative approaches to investigate this issue, and Rempang case become a context to investigate. Resolving land tenure conflicts between the local community and BP Batam must begin with tracing the history of the land through history, cultural heritage, natural physical signs, recognition and testimony from residents and traditional institutions. Protecting foreign investors must also take care of indeginous people rights surrounding it.

Impact of Social Media Marketing on Consumer Behaviour

The behavior of consumers is intricate, sophisticated, hard to modify, and occasionally confusing. Learning about consumer behavior is an interesting but important field of research. because of its complexity, diversity, unpredictable nature, and ubiquity. One of the most significant facets of consumer behavior and a hot topic for consumer science research is consumer engagement and purchase intention. Scholars and marketers have been trying to understand how consumers behave in a range of social, cultural, and other contexts. Understanding the various mental and physical actions that the customer takes prior to, during, and following the purchase is the main focus. The virtual world has emerged as a result of the introduction, development, and use of information and communication technologies by the general public and corporate organizations. Using the web, a system that uses the internet to facilitate business communications and transactions, new forms of value creation have been created in this digital age, dismantling traditional business models (Kalakota and Robinson, 2000). The demand for social media has increased due to developments in digital services and infrastructure brought about by government regulatory frameworks and other initiatives, as well as the availability of low-cost, high-speed data, appropriate content, and mobile apps. Additionally, mobile devices have become more affordable and sophisticated (Duhan and Singh, 2013). In addition, social media has given users new and innovative virtual platforms to interact, communicate, socialize, discover new information, and stay up to date on concepts, ideas, and products that may be of interest to them when making decisions about what to buy. Consumer decision-making has changed in the social web era due to the introduction of new influences such as brand community discussions and online brand endorsements (Constantinides and Fountain, 2008; Edelman, 2010). Social networks assist consumers in making decisions and sharing information (Milovic, 2018). In recent times, there has been an unparalleled surge in consumer interactions due to the availability of various forms of user-generated content such as text, photographs, and videos, as well as the chance to interact with friends, make new ones, and discover emerging trends (Giannakos et al., 2013). Mostly, people use these kinds of media to browse through information available on online forums and stay up to date on the latest developments in companies and goods.

Правовое обеспечение финансовой стабильности

In the article it is analyzed some problems of the functioning of the financial market of the Russian Federation, caused by both external reasons — the sanctions impact on the Russian economy, and internal ones, related to natural economic problems characteristic of the domestic economy. Among the problems mentioned by the author, the author highlights: debt burden of citizens, restrictions on the currency market, high mortgage rates, restrictions on foreign investment, etc. Draws attention to the need to develop social lending, expand the tools of the currency market, avoid the imbalance in terms of expanding the circle of private investors, including from unfriendly countries, and conclude that in general the mega-regulator has and effectively uses the necessary tools to stabilize the financial market.

The Value Component In Education

Today’s axiology of education is one of the most challenging and underexplored issues in domestic science. One of the main problems of present philosophical debate is to comprehend the value component of education as a method for passing on or repassing on information to future generations (as well as completing knowledge to older age groups).

Morisot and Cassatt the Exploration of Female Identity in the 19th Century

This paper explores the limitations of church and social influence on women in Europe prior to the 19th century. The author argues that the decline of the domestic economy in the mid-18th century made domestic work more associated with women, leaving most women unable to pursue elite professions such as music, dance, and art. During this period, influenced by the patriarchal social concept, most women did not have the opportunity to pursue these industries, but spent a lot of time and energy in the family, becoming slaves to the family and children. However, the birth of Impressionism reduced the constraints and restrictions of the academic art style and promoted the rise of female artists in the 19th century. This paper will compare the themes, perspectives and self-cognition of the two artists, Berrit Morisot and Mary Cassatt, to show that under the influence of Enlightenment thought, the two artists integrated female identity and family into their painting career, but expressed their different identities.

Sensory and consumer science as a valuable tool to the development of quinoa-based food products: More than three decades of scientific evidence

Solutions are needed to address both hunger and the promotion of healthy and sustainable diets. Quinoa, a nutritious and sustainable Andean grain, is a versatile option for creating new foods. Over the years, several technological advancements have been made to include quinoa in various food products. However, there is still a need for solid scientific evidence on the impact of quinoa on the product's acceptance. To address this scientific knowledge gap, this work aims to analyze the scientific literature over the last three decades regarding the sensory and hedonic impact of adding quinoa to food products. To do so, bibliometric methods based on the Scopus and Annual Scientific Production databases were used. After selecting and screening using the PRISMA method, seventy-four articles from 1991 to 2024 were analyzed, identifying relationships between keywords in the analyzed studies, forming a co-occurrence and co-authorship network. Results showed that quinoa has great nutritional potential when added to different food products, but its instrumental and sensory properties are modified. The nine-point hedonic scale was used to measure product acceptability in 47% of the articles. Studies on bakery products have shown that increasing the concentration of quinoa in the product formulation decreases the acceptance of the final product in 67% of cases. It is recommended to include consumer demands from a sensory and hedonic perspective when developing new products. The scientific and industrial community is encouraged to develop new food products catering to a broader consumer range.

Мадридские комики и их влияние на испанскую культуру 60-80-х гг. XIX века

The paper examines the significance of the group of comedians led by F. Arderíus (Los bufos madrileños) for Spanish culture in the second half of the 19th century and the formation of a new type of the zarzuela as a genre of musical theater. The scientific novelty lies in the formulation of the research aim and research tasks within domestic science, as there is no single source on the topic in Russian-language literature. The author aims to generalize the contribution of the comedians to the development of the Spanish buffoonery genre. As a result of the research, it becomes possible to trace the evolution of the genre on Spanish soil and conclude that there is a significant resemblance to the “small zarzuela”. The popularity of the comedians’ performances contributed to the rapid flourishing of the chico genre in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Research on Disposal of Non-Performing Assets of Listed Companies

China's economic development is affected by adverse factors such as cyclical and structural adjustment of the domestic economy, but also by the sudden impact of the international political and economic environment, and the complex economic environment at home and abroad has greatly challenged the development of Chinese enterprises. The problem of non-performing assets is a prominent problem facing the high-quality development of China's economy. It requires both enterprises to regulate their own risks and asset management companies to properly and reasonably dispose of non-performing assets to prevent these assets from having an impact on systemic risks and then affecting other economies. Solving the problem of non-performing assets in a reasonable way can effectively deal with the non-performing assets, and then promote and prevent the further spread of the non-performing assets crisis of enterprises. This paper analyzes that the asset disposal mode of "stock plus bond" provides a reference for other NPL disposal methods, and helps other enterprises to dispose NPL efficiently. When dealing with non-performing assets, there are risks from debtors and creditors. To prevent and address these problems, detailed and precise asset-liability analysis, a well-developed restructuring plan, and enhanced collaboration between departments are required." The "equity plus bond" model combines the centralized disposal method of non-performing assets, which can effectively deal with these non-performing assets, better reduce risks and improve operations.

COMPARISON OF PRACTICES RELATED TO MID-MORNING SNACKS AMONG SCHOOL GIRLS OF DIFFERENT SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS

Background: Adolescence is the second most critical period of physical growth and development; therefore, it is very important to fulfill their dietary needs in this period. Objective: To compare practices related to mid-morning snacks and observation of students for taking healthy foods as mid-morning snacks. Methodology: This is the survey based or conclusive research that was conducted on teenage girls of Beacon house School System Lahore and Govt. Model Girls High School Lahore. The sample size was calculated from the online calculator Raosoft (Raosoft 2020). The study sample size was 60. They were divided into two groups with 30 in each group; one of high and the second of low socio-economic status. This research was conducted with the ethical permission of Department of Food and Nutrition; College of Home Economics and this data were collected with the consent of School’s authorities and students. Data collection tools were Anthropometrics, Interview schedule and Dietary record. Results: Mean age was 13.6±15.9. Results of taking mid-morning snacks in students was recorded 9.084±0.05. Awareness about nutritive mid-morning snacks was 2.639±0.05. Fruits preferences were 6.358±0.05. Food frequency of high carbohydrate food was 10.24±0.221. High fat food frequency was recorded as 13.9±0.229. Result of food frequency of beverages was 7.59±0.219. Frequency of mid-morning meals was 6.7±0.309. Conclusion: Results revealed that the snacking practices of both schools were unhealthy and intake of unhealthy snacks was more prevalent as compared to healthy snacks.

Young Adults’ Essential Food Skills and Cooking Perceptions: A mixed method study

Our purpose in this research study was to examine perceptions of food and nutrition educators (FNEs, i.e., Registered Dietitians Nutritionists and Family and Consumer Science teachers) and young adults (ages 18–25) on the status of cooking and food skills among young adults. Using a cross-sectional survey design, FNEs (<em>n</em> = 93) and college-attending young adults (<em>n</em> = 270) in the United States completed electronic surveys. The qualitative and quantitative data were collected and analyzed using a convergent mixed-methods approach. The qualitative data from open-ended survey responses collected from young adults and FNEs were analyzed using <em>coding reliability thematic analysis</em>. The quantitative data used Fisher’s Exact Test to compare the importance of food skills between FNEs and young adults. In the quantitative data, young adults and FNE reported the top five food skills essential for young adults with slight variations between the two groups. For young adults, “cooking meat and poultry” was their top skill while FNEs chose “reading and following a recipe” as the top food skill. Three themes were constructed through coding reliability thematic analysis: (1) definition of cooking, (2) perceptions of the purpose of cooking, and (3) young adults’ autonomy in cooking. We concluded that young adults understood the benefits of cooking and eating healthily, but many felt overwhelmed by it. While educational food skill interventions should focus on foundational skills, cooking should be taught with consideration of young adults in mind (e.g., time and money limitations) to make the skills practical and enduring.

Building Family Interventions for Scalability and Impact.

Family nursing researchers are charged with addressing the conceptual and methodological underpinnings of family research when developing family-focused interventions. Step-by-step guidance is needed that integrates current science of intervention development with family science and helps researchers progress from foundational work to experimental work with policy integration. The purpose of this manuscript is to provide pragmatic, evidence-based guidance for advancing family intervention research from foundational work through efficacy testing. Guidance regarding the development of family interventions is presented using the first three of Sidani's five-stage method: (a) foundational work to understand the problem targeted for change; (b) intervention development and assessment of acceptability and feasibility; and (c) efficacy testing. Each stage of family intervention development is described in terms of process, design considerations, and policy and practice implications. Examples are included to emphasize the family lens. This manuscript provides guidance to family scientists for intervention development and implementation to advance family nursing science and inform policy.

The Impact of the COVID-19 on the Consumption Structure of China

This paper summarizes and describes the impact of the COVID-19 on the consumption structure of China. The study conducts analysis on consumption from the perspectives of the total domestic consumption scale, the consumption structure and green consumption during the pandemic, and then summarizes the positive impact of boosting consumption and promoting economic recovery. It also explains how consumption began to recover as COVID-19 was effectively controlled. The epidemic had a huge impact on the domestic and international economy, including the impact on foreign trade and GDP growth, as well as the obvious negative impact of the COVID-19 on the consumption structure of the population. As the epidemic has been effectively controlled, the economy is slowly recovering. The contribution of this paper is to study the impact on the consumption status of Chinese residents after the pandemic, the extent of the impact caused is of great significance, and it serves as a revelation for the recovery of the economy in the future.

Foreign Investments as a Factor Ensuring Economic Security of Ukraine

The article explores the theoretical foundations of the concepts of «security», «national security», «economic security», «investment security», and their interrelations within the components of a state's national security. The necessity of attracting foreign investments while considering economic security is emphasized. The authors propose their interpretation of the definition of «investment security in the sphere of foreign investment». Characteristics of national interests in the field of investment security are provided, and directions for forming a system to ensure it are identified. Sources of threats to attracting foreign investments for the domestic economy are identified. The dynamics of the balance of payments according to the financial account and the volumes of foreign direct investments for the years 2014-2023 are examined, providing insight into the country's investment climate. Attention is drawn to the significance of Ukraine's investment attractiveness index, which has been the lowest in the past decade since the onset of full-scale military aggression. This indicates that the investment climate in Ukraine does not contribute to an increase in foreign investment volumes. The analysis focuses on key indicators of investment security, including the investment attractiveness index and the ratio of net FDI inflows to GDP. It is elucidated that since 2016, there has predominantly been a deficit in the balance of payments, and the share of accumulation of foreign direct investment relative to GDP has not reached the threshold level of the indicator. It is highlighted that apart from state-level security factors, there are those that depend directly on the activities of economic entities, particularly the level of timeliness of accounting and analytical support for foreign investments. The main directions of ensuring economic security in the process of attracting foreign capital are determined.

Новое образование для новой России

The problem of new education for today’s Russia is of great importance due to the fact that Russia has withdrawn from the Bologna educational system and is now beginning to form a new national education system. The crisis of liberalism is a manifestation of a new systemic crisis. A new ideology of education based on patriotism, traditional culture and modern achievements of science is required. The paper proposes the main principles of the new ideology and measures of post-market reform of the education system. The subject of the study is the crisis of the Russian education system and the problem of the ideology of teaching humanities. The purpose of the work is to formulate new principles of ideology and directions for the creation of a sovereign national education system in Russia. The stated purpose required the application of a systematic approach to the research. The practical result of the implementation of the methodology of moral-religious neo-institutionalism was the release by INFRA M Publishing House of a series of educational literature - the textbook “Economic Theory. Russian economics” and related textbooks on the philosophy of economy, home economics and methodology of scientific research, united by the subtitle on the moral content of science and economics. The importance of the research is due to the fact that the results obtained open new opportunities for secondary and higher school pedagogy in the light of the creation of a sovereign national system of education in Russia. The novelty of the study lies in the formulation of principles for a new national system of education taking into account the national patriotic ideology.

EFFECTS OF USING DISCUSSION SUPPLEMENTED WITH MUSIC ON INTEREST AND PERFORMANCE OF HOME ECONOMICS PUPILS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS

The study investigated the effects of using discussion supplemented with music on the interest and academic achievement of Home Economics pupils in Primary Schools in Abia State. The study was guided by two research questions and two null hypotheses formulated and tested for the study. The design of the study was a quasi-experimental research design.. A sample size of eighty (80) which consist of 38 pupils (17 males and 21 females) that was assigned to the experimental group and 42 pupils (20 males and 22 females) that was assigned to the control group of primary five drawn from the population involving two intact classes using purposive sampling technique. The instruments used for data collection were Home Economics Achievement Test (HEAT) and Measure of Home Economics Interest Scale (MHEIS), determined using Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation Coefficient (PPMCC) statistic and Analysis of Covariance (ANCOVA). The study revealed that Pupils taught with discussion supplemented with music had more interest in Home Economics than the pupils in control groups. This is evident in the table 1 were both of the experimental and control groups had the mean gain score for experimental group I as 11.400 while that for control group was 0.750. Music teaching method has relative effect on Pupils achievement in Home Economics in terms of interest. Based on the findings, the study recommended among others that teachers should be encouraged to make use of the supplementation of music in teaching for better interest and academic achievements in Home Economics.

NARRATIVE REVIEW OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) INTEGRATION IN NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS’ HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTION

This paper explores how Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) can revolutionize Home Economics education in Nigeria, particularly at secondary schools. ICT integration aligns with national policy goals of introducing students to technology and enhancing professional skills in Home Economics. Students can access a wealth of online resources, improving their knowledge of nutrition, healthy living, and sustainable home management. However, challenges like limited internet access, lack of ICT facilities, and inadequately trained teachers impede progress. Overcoming these hurdles requires collaboration. The government can invest in teacher training and infrastructure development, while schools can explore cost-effective solutions. Partnerships with communities and the private sector can further support ICT resource acquisition. The paper emphasizes the importance of teacher collaboration and localized digital content creation to enhance learning and cultural identity. By addressing challenges and implementing a multi-pronged approach, stakeholders can empower educators to leverage technology. Students equipped with both Home Economics knowledge and digital literacy skills will be prepared for the future, becoming informed consumers, responsible family members, and innovative contributors to society. Ultimately, ICT integration has the potential to transform Home Economics into a dynamic and engaging learning experience, empowering individuals and society to thrive in a technology-driven world

ADOPTION AND INTEGRATION OF DIGITAL TOOLS IN HOME ECONOMICS PRACTICE IN ABIA STATE, NIGERIA

The study examined the adoption and integration of digital tools in Home Economics practice in Abia State, Nigeria. A descriptive survey research design was adopted for the study. A purposive sampling technique was employed to select all the lecturers and technologists of Home Economics in the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike. Data was collected using a structured questionnaire which was validated by experts in the area of Home Economics. The data was analysed using frequency, percentage, mean and Standard deviation. The results showed that the majority of the professionals adopted and integrated digital tools into the practice. Additionally, the majority of the lecturers found digital tools to be extremely helpful and believed that they have positive impacts on the teaching and learning outcomes. The study found the following; 12 types of digital tools available, 8 items on current state of adoption, 6 benefits of using digital tools, 11 factors that affects adoption and integration of digital tools in Home Economics Practice and 10 solutions to the problem were found.

Same same but different: How policies frame societal-level digital transformation

The digital transformation (DT) is not only forcing companies to rethink their business models but is also challenging governments to address the question of how information technology will change society today and in the future. By setting the legal boundaries and acting as an investor and promoter of the domestic digital economy, governments actively influence in which ways this transformational process takes place. The vision and objectives how DT should be realized on state level is portrayed in well-crafted DT policies. Yet, little is known how governments, as strategic actors, see their role in the DT and how they frame these documents. In this paper, we argue that policymaking about DT is isomorphic in the global context, rather than a differentiator for countries to gain a competitive edge. Using machine learning to analyze a vast text corpus of policy documents, we identify the common repertoire of narratives used by governments from all around the globe to picture their vision of the DT and show that DT policies appear to be almost context-free due to their high similarity.

CONSEQUENCES OF ECOLOGICAL DISASTER AS A FACTOR OF SLOWING GROWTH AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF KAZAKHSTAN

Global challenges group the long-established traditional classification: environmental, domestic, geopolitical, social, technological. In our opinion, calls should play a decisive role in this list. Economic growth is one of the goals of sustainable development of countries, the balance of which is possible with three main components: economic growth, social responsibility and environmental balance. Kazakhstan faces significant barriers to economic stability and sustainable development. The article, based on the achievements of domestic science, the main provisions of strategic and program documents of the state, archival and statistical data, examines the socio-economic consequences of an environmental disaster as a barrier to economic stability and sustainable development of the country.