Sustainable Jobs for Schleswig-Holstein (original publication German only) - Kiel Institute

Authors

Schrader
K.

Publication Date

01/2011

Key Words

Offshoring of Jobs

Schleswig-Holstein

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International Trade

Globalization

Germany

In the age of globalizsation, the future of labour in the state of Schleswig-Holstein depends on adequate investments in the states's human capital stock. Otherwise it will not safeguard wealth and employment. With a competitive supply of qualified labour the author expects Schleswig-Holstein becoming a winner of the accelarating global integration of markets and chains of production.

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Dr. Klaus Schrader

Kiel Institute Researcher

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