Titlebook: Globalization, Technological Change, and Labor Markets; Stanley W. Black Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Economic

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Language and Narration in Céline’s Writingsment on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) negotiations. At that time, most developing countries (the “South”) were pursuing protectionist import-substitution policies and calling for a “New International Economic Order” to redress the alleged unfairness of the international economic system, while remaining o

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Globalization and Productivity in the United States and Germany,data from the manufacturing sectors in Germany and the United States, I investigate two hypotheses of how globalization and productivity might be related. The first hypothesis investigates the relationship between globalization and changes in the productivity growth rate. The second hypothesis inves

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European Labor Markets: Sectoral Versus Spatial Shocks,ch elections illustrated, the two are increasingly viewed as linked in the popular debate. Two concerns have been voiced in this regard. The first is temporary: Passing the fiscal entry hurdles has led to a joint European fiscal retrenchment, with the associated negative consequences for labor deman

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Labor Mobility, Labor Standards, and Trade Policy: The Case of the German ,, employment conditions. As these entail lower labor standards combined with lower foreign wages and social security contributions, this trade in labor services was connected with far lower foreign labor costs. As a consequence, workers from low-wage countries, including Britain and especially Portug

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Financing Social Security in Germany: Proposals for Changing its Structure and Some Possible Effectpossibilities for reducing them are at the center of the discussion. Costs include the direct financial burden together with disincentive effects in labor and capital markets and with implications for economic growth. Financing is often at the center of this debate. This discussion is hardly new. .

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