Globalization, Wages, and the Quality of Jobs: Five Country Studies (World Bank Publications)
by Raymond Robertson, Drusilla Brown, Maria Laura Sanchez-Puerta, Gaëlle Le Borgne Pierre
This volume explores the connections between globalization, wages, and the quality of jobs through five country studies. Its comparative approach offers readers an informed framework for considering how international economic change relates to labor markets, employment conditions, and worker outcomes across different national settings.
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Globalization, Wages, and the Quality of Jobs examines the relationship between international economic integration, wages, and employment quality.
Drawing on five country studies, the volume presents a comparative perspective on how globalization may affect workers and labor markets in different national contexts.
The book brings together contributions from Raymond Robertson, Drusilla Brown, Maria Laura Sanchez-Puerta, and Gaëlle Le Borgne Pierre.
It is suited to readers interested in globalization, employment, wage outcomes, and the broader economic dimensions of job quality.
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