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The impact of population growth on the socioeconomic development of Ghana
 Adarkwa-Pepra, Lydia
The impact of population growth on socio-economic development of a country is now recognized as a global issue of increasing importance and remains the root cause to the range of challenges to sustainable development. Growth in the population seems to be the biggest contributing factor to the projected increase in food needs. There are many factors or reasons that contribute to population growth in the world. The main aim of the study is to analyze the Impact of Population Growth on the Socio-Economic Development of the people of Ghana. Using secondary data and mixed method (qualitative and quantitative) of analysis, the study found out that population growth in general results in a high dependency burden, which in turn creates a low savings and investment situation. It has also resulted in forest degradation due to demand for agricultural lands. Migration and high fertility rate contribute to rapid population growth in Ghana. The study recommends that trends in migration and urbanization should be considered laying down strict measures to discourage illegal migration. Again, Infrastructure in rural areas need to be improved to discourage urbanization on the bases of lack of infrastructure and organize educational programs geared towards family planning and reproductive health.
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Women on labor market
 Nová, Lucie ; Nývlt, Ondřej (advisor) ; Arltová, Markéta (referee)
The objective of this thesis is to analyze and verify the existence of causality between employment rate, unemployment rate as independent variable and fertility rate as dependent variable. Two stated hypotheses are being verified within this thesis. First of them says that by decreasing employment rate also the fertility rate decreases. Second says that decreasing unemployment rate has an impact on growth of fertility rate. The final part of essay deals with today´s often discussed concept of work life balance which in many countries supports high economical activity of women and higher fertility simultaneously. It draws attention on positives of alternative work arrangements as well as on negatives and deficits which goes together with its practicing. In the end of the thesis different possibilities of effective work life balance management are suggested.
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