Importance of technology in an ageing society: some unavoidable global aspects

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Khan, H. 2008. Importance of technology in an ageing society: some unavoidable global aspects. European Connextion: the newsletter for the members of the EU Hitachi Science and Technology Forum. 28.
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TitleImportance of technology in an ageing society: some unavoidable global aspects
AuthorsKhan, H.
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The essay discusses some important issues related to the application of technology to our today's ageing society particularly in the developed countries.

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Factors influencing the probability of birth in urban and rural Bangladesh
Khan, H. and Raeside, R. 1996. Factors influencing the probability of birth in urban and rural Bangladesh. Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik. 76 (Sup 3), pp. 471-472.
The import demand for sub-categories of intermediate goods: some estimates
Khan, H., Khan, H.M.R., Bari, R., Billah, M. and Banu, K. 1994. The import demand for sub-categories of intermediate goods: some estimates. The Dhaka University Journal of Science. 42 (1), pp. 151-155.
Fertility differentials in rural Bangladesh
Khan, H., Islam, S., Khan, H.M.R. and Bari, R. 1993. Fertility differentials in rural Bangladesh. The Dhaka University Journal of Science. 41 (1), pp. 83-89.
Factors affecting fertility in a rural Bangladesh
Khan, H., Islam, S. and Khan, H.M.R. 1993. Factors affecting fertility in a rural Bangladesh. Bangladesh Journal of Scientific Research. 11 (1), pp. 21-26.
Bovine animals of Bangladesh: an econometric analysis of regional data
Yahya, N., Khan, H.M.R. and Khan, H. 1993. Bovine animals of Bangladesh: an econometric analysis of regional data. Bangladesh Journal of Scientific Research. 11 (1), pp. 109-111.
A study on socioeconomic and intermediate variables on fertility
Khan, H., Billah, M., Rahman, M. and Khan, H.M.R. 1993. A study on socioeconomic and intermediate variables on fertility. Medicine today. 5 (1), pp. 11-14.
Quantity and price effects in the balance of trade of Bangladesh: 1976-'77 to 1987-'88
Yahya, N., Khan, H.M.R. and Khan, H. 1992. Quantity and price effects in the balance of trade of Bangladesh: 1976-'77 to 1987-'88. The Dhaka University studies. Part B. 40 (2), pp. 169-174.
Import demand functions for capital goods in Bangladesh
Khan, H., Rahman, M., Banu, K. and Khan, H.M.R. 1991. Import demand functions for capital goods in Bangladesh. Dhaka University Journal of Business Studies, Part C. 12 (2), pp. 87-92.