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Chapter 3 Assessing the Impact of Trade on Employment ...

Chapter 3 Assessing the Impact of Trade on Employment

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Trade and Employment: From Myths to Facts - ILO-EC publication

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Tags: employment, employment creation, economic development, globalization, trade liberalization

Regions and countries covered: Benin, Guatemala, Bangladesh, Indonesia

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