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Employment effects of multinational enterprises in Malaysia Yew Siew Yong ; International Labour Office, Multinational Enterprises Programme

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  • Yew, Siew Yong., 1988. "Employment effects of multinational enterprises in Malaysia Yew Siew Yong ; International Labour Office, Multinational Enterprises Programme," ILO Working Papers 992629603402676, International Labour Organization.
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    3. Sivalingam, G., 1994. "The Economic and social impact of export processing zones : the case of Malaysia," ILO Working Papers 993049733402676, International Labour Organization.

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