Migration and the skill composition of the labour force: The impact of trade liberalization in developing countries.
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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1995.Subject(s): Summary: This paper shows how trade and migration are substitutes and how the average skill of the labour force in a developing country tends to improve under a policy of trade libelization and the decline under increased protection.
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This paper shows how trade and migration are substitutes and how the average skill of the labour force in a developing country tends to improve under a policy of trade libelization and the decline under increased protection.
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