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Does industrial upgrading generate employment and wage gains?

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Global defeminization? : industrial upgrading and manufacturing employment in developing countries

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Gender segregation and gender bias in manufacturing trade expansion : revisiting the "wood asymmetry"

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Does Industrial Upgrading Generate Employment and Wage Gains?

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Aid for Trade in a World of Global Value Chains : Chain Power, the Distribution of Rents and Implications for the Form of Aid

Mayer, Frederick W. - 2013

Aid for Trade is widely heralded as a success in promoting increased trade by developing countries. Increased trade, however, does not automatically translate into greater prosperity for workers or local communities. In a world characterized by global value chains (GVCs) in which large lead...

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