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Labour issues in the context of economic integration and free trade : a Caribbean perspective

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Momm, Willi

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TextPublication details: ILO Caribbean Office Port of SpainTT 1999Description: xx, 279 pAction note:

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Summary: Seeks to generate awareness about the importance of developing labour market responses to globalization and hemispheric integration. Addressess two principal issues: how can labour policy facilitate the transition from protected to open economies; and, what is the likely impact of the dynamics of globalization and economic integration on Caribbean labour markets and their instituttions.

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Seeks to generate awareness about the importance of developing labour market responses to globalization and hemispheric integration. Addressess two principal issues: how can labour policy facilitate the transition from protected to open economies; and, what is the likely impact of the dynamics of globalization and economic integration on Caribbean labour markets and their instituttions.

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