Measuring the indirect employment effects of multinational enterprises: some suggestions for a research framework
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- Kreye, Otto. & Fröbel, Folker. & Heinrichs, Jürgen., 1988. "Multinational enterprises and employment," ILO Working Papers 992631523402676, International Labour Organization.
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measurement.; methodology; employment creation; multinational enterprise.; mesure; méthodologie; création d'emploi; entreprise multinationale; medición; metodología; creación de empleos; empresa multinacional;All these keywords.
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