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"Why an individual decide to migrate? By reviewing theoretical explanation, it is found that decision-making determinants are comparison of expected utility in origin and destination measured by income and location amenities minus migration costs incurred. Expectations are formed by observable and unobservable individual characteristics. With logit model, migration decision-making empirical model was constructed such as: decision to move was explained by ratio of expenditure, ratio of location indices, individuals' sex, age, education, and area in which they lived before migration. It was hypothesized that better expenditure and location indices will drive intention to migrate, males are more mobile than females, younger people are more likely to move than older people, people with higher education have higher intention to move, an.d urban people are less likely to move than rural people. Empirically tested by using 1997 IFLS, 1996 Susenas, and 1996 PODES data, it is found that expenditure, sex, age, school and health indices are insignificant while education, business and recreation index are significant."

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"Even if you've created marketing plans before it doesn't matter. The rules have changed. With the advent of Web 2.0 business strategies like Search Engine Optimization, Social Networking, Pay-Per-Click, and dozens more, it may seem like you need to start from scratch. But with the brand new and completely updated fourth edition of Bill Luther's classic "The Marketing Plan", you'll learn how to navigate this perilous new landscape while actually generating a working marketing plan for your business. By answering questions in each chapter, readers will identify their marketing objectives and deploy specific strategies for every stage of the marketing cycle, from competitive and market analysis to planning, budgeting, brand development, and management. Featuring case studies and examples from major brand successes of the last ten years, the newest edition of "The Marketing Plan" is undoubtedly the most practical and the most up-to-the-minute - marketing strategy resource available. Complete with access to online software to aid in decision making, pricing, budget calculations, sales projections, and more, this one-of-a-kind guide provides everything you need to produce an impressive and professional marketing plan."

"Tujuan: Epidemi AIDS berdampak negatif terhadap kehidupan sosial-ekonomi keluarga. Tujuan penelitian ini menilai dampak HIV/AIDS dalam keluarga terhadap kualitas hidup anak, dan mengidentifi kasi faktor-faktor yang ikut berperan. Metode: Studi ini menggunakan data hasil survei HIV/AIDS yang dilakukan Pusat Penelitian Kesehatan-UI PPKUI (2007) di tujuh propinsi, terdiri dari 379 rumah tangga (RT) dengan HIV dan 370 RT tanpa HIV. Kualitas hidup anak diukur pada usia 5-11 tahun (anak pra-remaja) melalui variabel komposit tiga dimensi (pendidikan, lingkungan sosial dan aktifi tas fi sik) dengan nilai kategori ?kurang baik? dan ?baik?. Regresi logistik ganda dilakukan untuk menilai pengaruh faktor HIV/AIDS, faktor rumah tangga dan faktor anak terhadap kualitas hidup anak. Hasil: Pertama, adanya HIV/AIDS dalam RT, peluang risiko kualitas hidup anak menjadi ?kurang baik? sebesar 1,59 kali dibanding anak dari RT tanpa HIV/AIDS. Kedua, bila anak dalam RT tersebut perempuan, peluang risiko kualitas hidup anak tersebut ?kurang baik? sebesar 1,50 kali dibanding bila anak tersebut laki-laki. Ketiga, anak yang mendapat praktek pengasuhan ?kurang baik?, peluang risiko kualitas hidup anak ?kurang baik? 1,55 kali dibanding bila anak mendapat pengasuhan?baik?. Keempat, pada anak usia lebih muda (5-7 tahun), peluang risiko kualitas hidup anak ?kurang baik? sebesar 1,60 kali dibanding bila anak berusia lebih tua (8-11 tahun). Kesimpulan: Studi ini menunjukkan bahwa adanya salah satu anggota keluarga yang terinfeksi HIV dalam rumah tangga berpengaruh negatif terhadap kualitas hidup anak pra-remaja. Pengaruh negatif tersebut lebih besar apabila anak tersebut perempuan, kurang mendapat pengasuhan, dan berusia lebih muda.

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AbstractAim: An AIDS epidemic has a negative social and economic impact to the families. The aim of the study is to explore the impact of HIV/AIDS in the family to the quality of life of the children, including other factors that might interfere.Methods: The study utilized the data of a survey conducted by the Health Research Center of the University of Indonesia (2007), in seven provinces consisting of 379 households (HH) with HIV and 370 HH without HIV. Child?s quality of life was measured at ages 5 to 11 years (pre-adolescent) using a composite of three variables (education,social environment, and physical activity), and was scored as ?poor? and ?good?. Multiple logistic regression was performed to examine the impact of HIV/AIDS, household and child factor towards the child?s quality of life.Results: The presence of an HIV/AIDS patient in the HH increases the risk of poor quality of life 1.59 times compared to the risk in HH without HIV/AIDS. If the child is a female, the risk of poor quality of life increases 1.50 times compared to male children. A child who is poorly taken care of faces a 1.55 times higher risk of poor quality of life compared to children who are well taken care of. In younger children (5-7 yrs) the risk of poor quality of life increases 1.60 times compared to older children (8-11 yrs).Conclusion: The study showed that when a member of the family is infected with HIV, it will negatively affect the quality of life of a pre-teen child in that family. This negative effect is higher when the child is a female, does not receive proper care, and of younger age."

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"While ?getting it right? for kids in libraries can be a challenge?as rapid technology changes impact both library services and the needs and expectations of children?it is a goal that warrants serious attention. This visionary book by respected children?s library specialist and advocate Virginia Walter is a call to action for libraries...to consider children as vital participants in the community, as well as serious readers and technology users."