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Migration, Unemployment and Trade
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292 pages
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Exploring the intricate relationships between migration, unemployment, and trade, this book delves into how these factors influence each other in the global economy. It presents a comprehensive analysis of migration patterns and their economic impacts, alongside the role of trade policies in shaping labor markets. By combining theoretical frameworks with empirical data, the author offers insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by migration, making it a crucial read for policymakers and scholars interested in economic development and labor dynamics.
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2001, hardcover
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