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propensity to accumulate capital, and therefore are closer to modern modes of production; have a higher apprentice/master ratio …
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acquired through apprentice system within the sector. They use hand tools which are made by them. Capital endowment is low and …
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The authors re-assess the informal sector in French-speaking Africa. They first look at the classical interpretations of how the informal sector is perceived in the context of development: as a result of international capitalism or as a correction to an unbalanced development. They situate the...
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subsidiarys in Belgium, with some reference to the role of USA enterprise - includes investment, production and research policy … decisions, impact on working conditions, recruitment of managers, nationality, labour relations characteristics, international …
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aspects, educational level, discriminatory recruitment and promotion, wage differentials, management attitudes and employees …
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Based on surveys undertaken in two urban areas and two rural areas in Argentina and Paraguay. Seeks to identify possible sources of under- reporting and tests the adequacy of alternative census procedures.
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Explores the concept of workers' economic vulnerability, covering insecurity of income, employment and working conditions. Discusses vulnerability of workers by sector and by labour status and identifies susceptible groups (labour circulants, young workes and women).
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