Employment and Development: A New Review of EvidenceDevelopment Centre of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1993 - 276 pagina's Annex B.A Bibliographic Note on the ILO/WEP Country Strategy Missions |
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Development Centre. Table of Contents 9 Preface Acknowledgements Executive
Summary . 11 13 23 23 24 Chapter 1. The Expanding Labour Force - A
Continuing Challenge Labour Force Projections Factors Influencing Participation
Rates .
Development Centre. Table of Contents 9 Preface Acknowledgements Executive
Summary . 11 13 23 23 24 Chapter 1. The Expanding Labour Force - A
Continuing Challenge Labour Force Projections Factors Influencing Participation
Rates .
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... 1987 , Chapter 7 , and 1988 , Chapter 2 ) and ( b ) with particular groups of
vulnerable workers not so much bettering ... but rather engaged in multiple bouts
of short duration unemployment and employment ( OECD , 1985 , Chapter 6 ) .
... 1987 , Chapter 7 , and 1988 , Chapter 2 ) and ( b ) with particular groups of
vulnerable workers not so much bettering ... but rather engaged in multiple bouts
of short duration unemployment and employment ( OECD , 1985 , Chapter 6 ) .
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The recommendation seems much more confidently made than anything that
appears justified by the content of the chapter - length discussion of land reform
and the problems of settlement and land development ( Chapter 5 ) . Here one
finds ...
The recommendation seems much more confidently made than anything that
appears justified by the content of the chapter - length discussion of land reform
and the problems of settlement and land development ( Chapter 5 ) . Here one
finds ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Expanding Labour Force A Continuing Challenge | 23 |
What Do We Mean by the Employment Problem? 30 | 41 |
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