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early 1970s and assessed their impact on foreign direct investments (FDI), exports and employment. Chapter two looks at … strong capacity for export in recent years. The significant increase in real incomes in Tunisia is the result of solid gross …
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foreign direct investments (FDI), exports and employment. Then, it examines the current challenges of integration of Tunisia … on the FDI, exports and employment. Chapter two examines the current challenges and major reforms necessary to correct … and lower prices of services. Finally, chapter four examines the prospects for export of professional services (accounting …
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new light on the role of highly qualified employees forsuccess on export markets that is not revealed by the average wage …
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theimport as well as the export activity of the firm. These two innovations allow us to avoid largebiases that characterized the … aim atexplaining participation both in export and import markets and at including non-neoclassicallabor market features …
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evidence that firms with fdi are lessproductive than firms that export.... …
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plants that start to export. We show that the exporter wage premium does already exist in the years before firms start to … export, and that it does not increase in the following years... …
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's exportstatus and the growth of its labour productivity, using the firms' export status as a binarytreatment variable and comparing …
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first comprehensive evidence on the relationship between productivityand size of the export market for Germany, a leading …
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"Oil and mineral revenues raise national savings and hence facilitate investment, capital accumulation, and sustained growth; thus, there are benefits of owning large natural resources. There can be a significant spillover effect from the oil sector to the non-oil sector particularly if...
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