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Integracion economica y empleo: algunos elementos para el caso centroamericano

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Conference paper on the contribution of economic integration to employment creation in Central America - analyses the effects of unified trade policy, tariff policy (customs union) and investment policy, etc. On employment, and shows that the export of labour intensive industrial products to third countries should be regarded as complementary to regional level import substitution. Bibliography pp. 32 and 33 and references. Conference held in san jose 1979 mar.

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  • Ffrench-Davis R., 1979. "Integracion economica y empleo: algunos elementos para el caso centroamericano," ILO Working Papers 991821413402676, International Labour Organization.
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    1. Vanek, Jaroslav, 1971. "Tariffs, Economic Welfare and Development Potential," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 81(324), pages 904-913, December.
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