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Population, employment and development in the Arab region: scope and prospects

Azzam Ht., Nabil F. Khoury

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ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on trends, problems and priority areas for population, employment and development planning in Arab country - covers sectoral and occupational structure, underemployment, labour migration in the Arab region, human resources planning, the role of woman workers, employment creation and development policies. Bibliography and statistical tables.

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ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on trends, problems and priority areas for population, employment and development planning in Arab country - covers sectoral and occupational structure, underemployment, labour migration in the Arab region, human resources planning, the role of woman workers, employment creation and development policies. Bibliography and statistical tables.

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ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on trends, problems and priority areas for population, employment and development planning in Arab country - covers sectoral and occupational structure, underemployment, labour migration in the Arab region, human resources planning, the role of woman workers, employment creation and development policies. Bibliography and statistical tables.

Key concepts: Underemployment, Scope (computer science), Human resources, Population, Working population, Geography, Regional science, Economic growth

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