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The impact of macroeconomic change on employment in the retail sector in India : policy implications for growth, sectoral change and employment

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  • Ghosh, Jayati.
  • Sengupta, Amitayu.
  • Roychoudhury, Anamitra.

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  • Ghosh, Jayati. & Sengupta, Amitayu. & Roychoudhury, Anamitra., 2008. "The impact of macroeconomic change on employment in the retail sector in India : policy implications for growth, sectoral change and employment," ILO Working Papers 994132343402676, International Labour Organization.
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