... participation in paid employment. Unemployment is detrimental to both physical and mental health and unemployed people in New Zealand report poorer health status than people who are employed. (National health Committee,1998).In measuring socio-economic indicators we have to consider not only income but other factors like occupation, housing and education. Researches seem to be advocating education ... as the most reliable measure of socioeconomic status.(Lauer, 1998).There is a good evidence that a low level of education is associated with poor health status. (National Health Committee,1...

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... place marketing processes because of the way it is used to focus regional development, revitalization and promotion strategies. The government; as a way of attracting investment, creating employment and promoting economic growth also regards tourism as a major mechanism for both the rural and national sectors (Hall in Opperman, 1997 pp61-84). Globalisation has caused increased competition in various global markets due ... of man away from his usual habitat, of the industry that responds to his needs, and of the impacts that both the individual and the industry have on the host socio-cult...

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... minorities are subject to specific negative social forces. Multiple marginality has its foundations in racism, repression of culture and migratory patterns that lead to the formation of hotbeds of low socio-economic status and the relegation of minority groups to the periphery of society (Gilbert. 2013). Maori largely worked in semi skilled and unskilled jobs and were paid 90% of the wage their ... ...

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