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Production, Employment and Wages in modern and traditional sectors: Argentine Case (1950-1970).

By: Villanyeva, Javier.

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BookSeries: World Employment Programme Reseach Working Papers. Publisher: Geneva : International labour Office, 1975Subject(s): Employment | Production -- Wages -- Industry -- Argentina. -- Production -- Wages -- Industry -- Argentina. -- Production -- Wages -- Industry -- Argentina. -- Production -- Wages -- Industry -- ArgentinaSummary: This is a study which aims at examining the effects of structural changes in production and the intoduction of new techniques on employment clearly distinguishing the activities which were either brought about and soon incorporated in the change process (modern activities) from the activitites with slow adjustment (traditional activities).

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This is a study which aims at examining the effects of structural changes in production and the intoduction of new techniques on employment clearly distinguishing the activities which were either brought about and soon incorporated in the change process (modern activities) from the activitites with slow adjustment (traditional activities).

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Production, Employment and Wages in modern and traditional sectors: Argentine Case (1950-1970).

By: Villanyeva, Javier.

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