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Decent work and fair globalization: a guide to policy dialogue

By: Jenkins, Hamish, comp

Publisher: United Nation ; Geneva ; May 2010Description: xii, 79 pISBN: 978-92-1-101221-7Subject(s): ECONOMIC POLICY | EMPLOYMENT POLICY | GLOBALIZATION | EMPLOYMENT | MACROECONOMICS | POVERTY | TRADE POLICYSummary: Aims to broaden understanding of the concept of decent work and demystify the complex linkages that exist between macroeconomic, trade and financial policies and the creation of decent jobs. Builds on findings of the 2002-2004 world commission on the social dimension of globalization, which stressed the need to bring coherence between macroeconomic, trade and financial policies on the one hand and development and social goals on the other.

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Aims to broaden understanding of the concept of decent work and demystify the complex linkages that exist between macroeconomic, trade and financial policies and the creation of decent jobs. Builds on findings of the 2002-2004 world commission on the social dimension of globalization, which stressed the need to bring coherence between macroeconomic, trade and financial policies on the one hand and development and social goals on the other.

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