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Implicaciones socioeconomicas de los cambios estructurales en las plantaciones de paises de America latina y del Caribe

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  • Torres Rivas E.
  • Chiriboga M.
  • Clarke TF.

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Working paper on agrarian structure changes in the plantation economy, comprising case studies of Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras and Jamaica - examines the social implications and economic implications of changes over time in land ownership, land utilization patterns, foreign investment, public investment, commercialization, exports, employment and productivity, working conditions of plantation workers, management structures, etc. Bibliography, graphs, statistical tables.

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  • Torres Rivas E. & Chiriboga M. & Clarke TF., 1986. "Implicaciones socioeconomicas de los cambios estructurales en las plantaciones de paises de America latina y del Caribe," ILO Working Papers 992456323402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992456323402676
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    1. Haji Semboja, Haji Hatibu. & Mbelwa, Rhoda. & Bonaventura, Charles., 2000. "The cut-flower industry in Tanzania," ILO Working Papers 993398883402676, International Labour Organization.
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