Labour, Poverty, and Development provides rigorous economic analysis with the necessary theoretical underpinnings, detailing the causes, effects, and implications of the current situation in the developing world. Bringing together some of the world's foremost experts on development, the volume concentrates on three main areas: the relationship between employment, growth, and trade; the growth of urban labor; and the position in rural areas.
Labour, Poverty, and Development provides rigorous economic analysis with the necessary theoretical underpinnings, detailing the causes, effects, and implications of the current situation in the developing world. Bringing together some of the world's foremost experts on development, the volume concentrates on three main areas: the relationship between employment, growth, and trade; the growth of urban labor; and the position in rural areas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* Introduction * Part I: Growth, Trade Policy, and Employment * 1: Enzo Grilli and Giovanni Zanalda: Growth and Employment in Developing Countries: Where do We Stand? * 2: Valpy K. Fitzgerald and Giorgio Perosino: Trade Liberalization, Employment, and Wages: A Critical Approach * 3: Francesco Daveri and Riccardo Faini: Risk and Migration * Part II: Industry and Urban Labour * 4: Gustav Ranis and Frances Stewart: V-Goods and the Role of the Urban Informal Sector in Development * 5: Giorgio Barba Navaretti: Promoting the Strong or Supporting the Weak? Technological Gaps and Segmented Labour Markets in Sub-Saharan African Industry * 6: Simon Appleton, John Hoddinott, Pramila Krishnan, and Kerry Max: Does the Labour Market Explain Lower Female Schooling? Evidence from Three African Countries * Part III: Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Rural Labour * 7: Minquan Liu: Labour Allocation under Baochan * 8: Partha Dasgupta: Nutritional Status, the capacity for Work, and Poverty Traps
* Introduction * Part I: Growth, Trade Policy, and Employment * 1: Enzo Grilli and Giovanni Zanalda: Growth and Employment in Developing Countries: Where do We Stand? * 2: Valpy K. Fitzgerald and Giorgio Perosino: Trade Liberalization, Employment, and Wages: A Critical Approach * 3: Francesco Daveri and Riccardo Faini: Risk and Migration * Part II: Industry and Urban Labour * 4: Gustav Ranis and Frances Stewart: V-Goods and the Role of the Urban Informal Sector in Development * 5: Giorgio Barba Navaretti: Promoting the Strong or Supporting the Weak? Technological Gaps and Segmented Labour Markets in Sub-Saharan African Industry * 6: Simon Appleton, John Hoddinott, Pramila Krishnan, and Kerry Max: Does the Labour Market Explain Lower Female Schooling? Evidence from Three African Countries * Part III: Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Rural Labour * 7: Minquan Liu: Labour Allocation under Baochan * 8: Partha Dasgupta: Nutritional Status, the capacity for Work, and Poverty Traps
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