Inter- and intra-industrial structural change in the global division of labor: consequences for the German labor market (original publication German only) - Kiel Institute

Authors

Heitger
B.
Schrader
K.
Stehn
J.

Publication Date

06/1999

Key Words

Structural change

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Dr. Klaus Schrader

Kiel Institute Researcher
Dr. Jürgen Stehn

Kiel Institute Researcher

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