Trade and employment : a study of the effects of trade expansion on employment in developing and developed countries /

By:

Lydall, Harold

Contributor(s):

International Labour Office

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Geneva : International Labour Office, 1975.Description: x, 140 pISBN:

9221012409.
9221012395

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

331.1'1'091724 LYD

LOC classification:

HF1413 .L93

Summary: The main purpose of the study, which was carried out within the Economic Analysis Programme of the ILO, is to estimate the likely effects on employment in developed and developing countries respectively of an increase in exports of selected products from developing to developed countries

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The main purpose of the study, which was carried out within the Economic Analysis Programme of the ILO, is to estimate the likely effects on employment in developed and developing countries respectively of an increase in exports of selected products from developing to developed countries

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