Anna Milgramm, Kristin V Christodulu, Melissa L Rinaldi
Brief Report: Predictors of Teacher-Rated Academic Competence in a Clinic Sample of Children With and Without Autism Spectrum Disorder
Journal of autism and developmental disorders
unemployment major problem developed developing countries ethiopia women unemployment particularly high makes grave socioeconomic concern aim study assess spatial distribution identify determinant factors women unemployment ethiopia data used study ethiopian demographic health surveys 2016 total 15683 women involved study global morans statistic poissonbased purely spatial scan statistics employed explore spatial patterns detect spatial clusters women unemployment respectively identify factors associated women unemployment multilevel logistic regression model used spatial analysis showed major spatial difference women unemployment ethiopia global morans index value 03 p0001 spatial distribution womens unemployment varied significantly across country major areas unemployment afar somalia southwest tigray north west oromia eastern southern parts amhara women primary level educationaor 088 95ci 080 098 secondary level education aor 071 95ci 062 082 women rich wealth index aor 079 95 ci 070 090 pregnant women aor 124 95 ci 106 15 women male household headaor 14 95 ci 128 150 urban womenaor 060 95 ci 050 070 statistically associated women unemployment unemployment rate women ethiopia showed variation across different clusters improving entrepreneurship womens education sharing business experiences supporting entrepreneurs potential tools reducing unemployment women moreover creating communitybased programs prioritize participation poor households rural women well improving access mass media labor market crucial