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State of the grouping

By:

Edwards, Melvin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dominica Association of Industry & Commerce RoseauDM 1993Description: 2pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Sees the private sector as being internally fragmented and structurally weak with a need for capable and reliable leadership. Suggests that since labour plays a critical role in productivity, production and wages, there should be a new position and improved attitude between labour and the private and public sectors. Looks at the role of credit unions in savings mobilization and the National Development Foundations in business credit and training.

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Sees the private sector as being internally fragmented and structurally weak with a need for capable and reliable leadership. Suggests that since labour plays a critical role in productivity, production and wages, there should be a new position and improved attitude between labour and the private and public sectors. Looks at the role of credit unions in savings mobilization and the National Development Foundations in business credit and training.