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Costly absences, coercive presences : health care in rural North India
Jeffery, Patricia; Jeffery, Roger - In: Diversity and change in modern India : economic, social …, (pp. 47-71). 2010
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The twin effects of globalisation
Daveri, Francesco; Manasse, Paolo; Serra, Danila - 2003
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The twin effects of globalization
Daveri, Francesco (contributor); Manasse, Paolo (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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The twin effects of globalization
Daveri, Francesco; Manasse, Paolo; Serra, Danila - 2002
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Globalisation, wage and employment in some selected Asian countries
Mukerjee, Simriti - In: Economic liberalisation and its implications for employment, (pp. 179-193). 2002
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Globalisation and disinflation - can anyone else "do a China"?
O'Neill, Jim; Kim, Sun-bae; Buchanan, Michael - 2006
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Globalization, labor markets and inequality in India
Mazumdar, Dipak; Sarkar, Sandip - 2008
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Global production system, textile industry and wage disparity : evidence from South India
Ramamurthy, Nandini - In: The Indian economic journal 69 (2021) 4, pp. 770-777
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Employment generation under globalization in India : adverse implications of capitalism
Singh, Jasbir J. - In: World review of political economy : journal of the … 8 (2017) 2, pp. 190-202
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The twin effects of globalization : evidence from a sample of Indian manufacturing firms
Daveri, Francesco; Manasse, Paolo; Serra, Danila - 2010
Employees of globalized firms face a riskier menu of labor market outcomes. They face a more uncertain stream of earnings and riskier employment prospects. However, they may also have stronger incentives to train and upgrade their skills and/or may benefit from more rapid careers. Hence, the...
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