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Women s urban labour market status in developing countries : how well do they fare in Khartoum, Sudan?
Cohen, Barney - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 29 (1993) 3, pp. 461-483
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Women in the urban labor markets of Africa : the case of Tanzania
Shields, Nwanganga G. (contributor) - 1980
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The Home as Factory Floor : Employment and Remuneration of Home-Based Workers
Cunningham, Wendy; Gomez, Carlos Ramos - 2013
Home-based work, defined as nonprofessionals who perform market work from their homes, is an increasingly recognized form of employment in Latin America. The majority of the research on this segment of the labor force relies on small sample, qualitative data, which find that home-based workers...
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Employment implications of industrialization in developing countries : A survey
Morawetz, David - 1974
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The employment effects of wage changes in poor countries
Stewart, Frances; Weeks, John - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 11 (1975) 2, pp. 93-107
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The employment problem and World Bank activities
Turnham, D. J.; Hawkins, E. K. - 1973
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A disaggregative approach to employment in LDCs
Bhalla, A. S. - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 10 (1973) 1, pp. 50-65
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Manufacturing output, employment and real wages in the 1980s : labour's loss until the century's end
Amsden, Alice H. - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 32 (1996) 4, pp. 506-530
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Labour markets and the choice of technology in an open developing economy
Aizenman, Joshua - In: The journal of development studies : JDS 25 (1989) 2, pp. 210-225
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