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Original Article

Perspectives on the Importance of Valorisation of Health Education Knowledge in the Student’s Everyday Life

Claudia Lavinia Buruleanu
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Gabriela Alina Anghel
,
Zuhal Yılmaz Doğan

Keywords: Health education; healthy habits; satisfaction; importance; EduForHealth project

Article no: 18

Pages 144-150

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.09.18

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Original Article

The Idea of Subsidies in the New State Policy

Z. Antonova
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A. Kornienko
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M. Ivanov
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N. Kachalov
,
Ogunlana Ayodele Oludare

Keywords: Social policy, budgetary relations reformation, public goods, private goods, socially important goods, state regulation of the economy, life quality indicators

Article no: 5

Pages 31-37

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.5

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Original Article

Socially Centred Fiscal Policy and its Role in Implementing the Idea of Society

A. Kornienko
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Z. Antonova
,
O. Fofanov
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N. Kachalov
,
B. Kaliuzhniy

Keywords: Social policy, reforming of budgetary organizations, public goods, private goods, socially important goods, government regulation of the economy, life quality indicators

Article no: 7

Pages 45-53

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.7

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Original Article

Preferences Of Modern High School Graduates: Evaluating Factors Influencing The University Choice

Marina Tsoy
,
Vladislav Shchekoldin
,
Mariya Tsoy

Keywords: Analytic hierarchy process, cumulative curves, factor analysis, factor importance estimation, high educational market, high school-graduate preferences

Article no: 206

Pages 1639-1648

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.206

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Original Article

Social Responsibility of the Private Sector in the system of Russian Healthcare

 Nadezhda Pozdnyakova (Nadezhda Provalova)
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Galina Kashkan
,
Alexey Churin

Keywords: Healthcare system, non-state healthcare organizations, social responsibility of the private sector, socially important projects, human welfare

Article no: 39

Pages 283-290

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.39

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