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 Status: Current
List of Articles
TELECOMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION AND ITS EFFECTS ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: AN APPLIED STUDY OF DEVELOPING ECONOMIES SUCH AS EGYPT, SAUDI ARABIA AND INDIAGaber Mohamed Abdel Gawad, Venkata Sai Srinivasa Rao Muramalla Keywords: Economic Development, Information and Communications Technology, Knowledge Economy, Telecom Revolution |
THE INFLUENCE OF COUNSELING ON POPULATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA.Beetseh Kwaghga, Nwosu Christian O., Kohol Beatrice Keywords: Counseling, Economic growth, Influence, Population |
LANGUAGE AS A TOOL FOR ACHIEVING MDGS: THE NIGERIAN SITUATIONEvelyn E. Mbah, Monday Ayegba |
EVALUATION OF DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR PROSPECTIVE LUXURY HOMEOWNERS IN KANO STATE, NIGERIAAyuba Phillip, Audu Hauwa Idris Keywords: Design requirements, Homeowners, Luxury homes, Post-constructional changes, Satisfaction |
USING LEAST SQUARED METHOD TO ESTIMATE THE MAGNITUDE OF VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL SOURCES OF VARIATION INFLUENCING BIRTH WEIGHT IN LOHI SHEEP BREEDShakeel Nouman, Yasir Abrar, Uzma Hafeez Keywords: Birth weight, Environmental factors, Lohi sheep |
AGGREGATE BENEFITS FOR IMPROVED IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT: LABOR PAYMENT VEHICLE IN WONDO GENET AREA, SNNPR, ETHIOPIAAlem Mezgebo, Worku Tessema, Zebene Asfaw Keywords: Contingent Valuation Method, Irrigation Water, Willingness to Pay |
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