Vol. 1 Issue 1 (2014)

British Journal of Economics and Sustainability Development is a peer-reviewed journal published by the British Research Institute, United Kingdom. BJESD encourages exceptional research papers in Sustainability: Low Carbon Economy, Energy Conversation, Environmental Law, Sustainable Technology, Environmental Design, Waste Management, Water, sustainable Transport, Water, Recycling. Development: Development Studies, Economic Development, Energy Development, Human Development Index, Information and Communication Technology for Development, Developing Countries, Informal Economics, Multilateral development Banks, Poverty and emerging areas of research in Economics other related topics. Papers submitted in this journal must be original, and of a quality that would be of interest to an international readership. British Journal of Economics and Sustainability Developments published in both online and printed versions.

Published: September 10, 2025

Volume: 1 , Issue: 1 (2014)

Articles in this Issue (6 articles)

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TELECOMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION AND ITS EFFECTS ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: AN APPLIED STUDY OF DEVELOPING ECONOMIES SUCH AS EGYPT, SAUDI ARABIA AND INDIA

Gaber Mohamed Abdel Gawad, Venkata Sai Srinivasa Rao Muramalla

This paper examines econometrically the relationship between Telecommunication Revolution (TR) and economic development in three developing countries (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and India) through period from 1990 to 2011. It measured (TR) by three variables ((Mobile Cellular...

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THE INFLUENCE OF COUNSELING ON POPULATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA.

Beetseh Kwaghga, Nwosu Christian O., Kohol Beatrice

This present situation Nigeria posse’s serious threats and challenges to both government and well meaning citizens. The problems facing the country centre on high population rate without corresponding increase in resources. In developed countries the ratio of population go’s together with...

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SUSTAINABILITY OF BOREHOLE WATER SCHEMES IN OGBOMOSO SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OYO STATE, NIGERIA

Ayuba Phillip, Audu Hauwa Idris

The study assessed the sustainability of borehole water supply schemes in Ogbomoso Township. The specific objectives are to examine the socio-economic characteristics of respondents, enumerate the number of boreholes in the area, identify the stakeholders of borehole maintenance and...

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USING LEAST SQUARED METHOD TO ESTIMATE THE MAGNITUDE OF VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL SOURCES OF VARIATION INFLUENCING BIRTH WEIGHT IN LOHI SHEEP BREED

Shakeel Nouman, Yasir Abrar, Uzma Hafeez

Data on 3984 lambing records of 1285 Lohi ewes kept at the Livestock Experimental Station, Bahadurnagar, Okara for the period 1980-2011 were analyzed by using Harvey’s Mixed Model Least Squares and SPSS Computer Programme. The purpose was to estimate the magnitude of various environmental...

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AGGREGATE BENEFITS FOR IMPROVED IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT: LABOR PAYMENT VEHICLE IN WONDO GENET AREA, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA

Alem Mezgebo, Worku Tessema, Zebene Asfaw

This study conducted a contingent valuation survey in Wondo Genet area to elicit households’ willingness to pay for improved irrigation water management. A sample of 154 households were randomly selected and interviewed. Probit models were applied to determine the mean and factors...

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