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the changes caused by globalization while maintaining local employment and stimulating job growth. Describes locally based …
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Analyses the economic contributions of multinational enterprises (MNEs) to the Namibian and Zimbabwean economies. Looks at certain social aspects and compares the volume, distribution and contributions of MNE capital to the two countries' economies before and after economic liberalization.
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Assesses the effects of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the motor vehicle industry in two areas of Brazil, focusing on the development of regional institutions to support social dialogue. Examines the flow of FDI into the Brazilian motor vehicle industry during the late 1990s, describes the...
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Covers trends in the 1980s and 1990s. Includes case studies of social and labour policies in eight companies.
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consequences of fertility change, its decrease in western developed countries and low birth rate in Eastern Europe and China, the …
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Reviews the key economic characteristics of the globalization process and examines its impact on employment, poverty …
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Argues that the global organization of production accounts for much of the expansion in trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) and that the functional integration of production activites in different locations has led to an intensification of global economic integration.
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The paper presented three related issues. A first objective was to shed light on some of the facts of the employment impacts of trade and investments abroad, including highly controversial themes as off-shoring of the production of goods and services. A second objective was to debate the options...
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