Titlebook: Globalization of Labour Markets; Challenges, Adjustme Olga Memedovic,Arie Kuyvenhoven,Willem T. M. Molle Book 1998 Springer Science+Busines

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Trade and wages: a malign relationship?pe (due to the comparative inflexibility of their labour markets . those of the United States),. has prompted a search for possible explanations. This search has become more acute with evidence that the adverse trend for the unskilled has not so far been mitigated during the 1990s.

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Looking South and East: labour market implications of migration in Europe and LDCs (DCs) and less-developed countries (LDCs), including the Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs), which are in the process of transition to a market-oriented system. This has prompted certain concerns that these disparities have been exacerbated by migration flows from LDCs to DCs, harming LDCs while benefiting the DCs.

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Discussionly, a long-standing, large literature on international migration. The part that I am most familiar with is related to .. It uses standard trade models to investigate the interaction between trade and migration, and its welfare consequence. Therefore, it is very interesting to read this chapter which belongs to a different tradition, that of ..

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Exporting goods or labour: the experience of North and Sub-Saharan African several factors such as the proximity of the two regions, the differences in their resource endowments, and the legacy of their historical relations. Attempts to strengthen these links after African countries attained independence in the 1960s have found expression in the conclusion of trade agreements governed by the Lomé Conventions.

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Discussionith particular focus on labour issues. His claim that workers often perceive globalization as a risk is correct — this is a fact of life which is not adequately addressed by part of the research community. More generally, most OECD countries are facing a rise in unemployment and/or growing wage inequalities and this is a matter for policy concern.

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978-1-4613-7857-0Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-6229-0East Asia; European Union (EU); Innovation; global economy; globalization; integration

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Ulick R. Evans M.A., Sc.D.,E. PietschThe 1980s and 1990s have witnessed increased international economic interdependence and steadily growing global integration. These processes have been driven by the joint working of several forces:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02084-5Whether or not, trade with LDCs has reduced the relative wages of unskilled labour in high-income countries is one of the most important questions in international economics. Much effort has been devoted to answering it. So far results have been inconclusive.