Jornal de Negócios e Assuntos Financeiros

Breast cancer is a significant health concern globally, with profound implications for affected individuals. This article delves into the multifaceted impact of breast cancer on women's productivity and income in Southwest Nigeria. Through an exploration of socio-economic, cultural, and healthcare dimensions, it examines the challenges women face in sustaining productivity and income following a breast cancer diagnosis. The study also highlights existing support systems, interventions, and strategies that can mitigate these impacts and foster economic empowerment for affected women.

This article investigates the intricate and nonlinear dynamics characterizing the relationship between finance and economic growth in African emerging economies, with a particular focus on the implementation of a macroprudential policy regime. As these economies strive for sustainable development, the role of the financial sector becomes increasingly critical. However, the conventional linear view of the finance-growth nexus may not capture the nuanced interactions present in these dynamic economies. By exploring the impact of macroprudential policies, this study aims to provide insights into the nonlinear nature of the financial-growth relationship in the African context, offering implications for policy formulation and implementation.

This article conducts an extensive analysis of three decades of scholarly research on bibliometric mapping within the realm of Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA). By employing bibliometric techniques, this study evaluates the evolution, trends, and key thematic areas of CBA research. Through an examination of publications, citation patterns, and methodological approaches, this article illuminates the landscape of CBA, highlighting its interdisciplinary nature and contributions to decision-making processes in various sectors.

The evaluation of innovation environments within regional economies is critical for fostering economic growth and competitiveness. This paper explores the application of input-output analysis and growth rate indicators within the production function framework to assess the innovation landscape in Russian regions. By examining the interdependencies among industries and analyzing growth rates as a reflection of innovation dynamics, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how innovation is cultivated and its impact on regional development. Utilizing empirical data and analytical tools, this research contributes to identifying key factors that influence innovation ecosystems and offers insights into policy interventions for fostering innovation-driven growth at the regional level.

Governments in any country or region have an important role to play in the domain of financial literacy enhancement and financial inclusion generation. With the correct strategies and schemes coming in from the government at all levels, it becomes beneficial in ensuring betterment in this cause. The study here has taken a secondary method of data collection and analysed the same using thematic analysis technique to ensure that better understanding of the levels of financial literacy and inclusion that has been generated in the state of Karnataka is presented. The use of a critical analysis technique has been employed, wherein; the data has been collected from various authentic sources. Government websites have been scanned to generate appropriate data about the schemes and statistical evidence have been provided from these sources as well, which has helped in attaining betterment in this case. The study has highlighted the fact that the levels of financial literacy and inclusion in the state of Karnataka is constantly increasing and has shown a constant growth curve as well. Government schemes and policies have had a major impact on the same, which can be a critical area that determines the overall success of the same. Therefore, it has been indicated that with betterment in terms of government interventions and schemes, better results in financial literacy and inclusion can be facilitated. It can help in joining more people from backward areas into mainstream banking and other financial inclusion and can help in triggering better levels of success as well.