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Labour Standards and International Competitiveness: A Comparative Analysis of Developing and Industrialized Countries

André Raynauld, Jean‐Pierre Vidal

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This work assesses the impact of labour standards on the competitiveness of firms through a comparison of developing and industrialized countries. It shows how lack of labour code standards in developing countries leads to industrialized countries justifying protectionist policies.

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This work assesses the impact of labour standards on the competitiveness of firms through a comparison of developing and industrialized countries. It shows how lack of labour code standards in developing countries leads to industrialized countries justifying protectionist policies.

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This work assesses the impact of labour standards on the competitiveness of firms through a comparison of developing and industrialized countries. It shows how lack of labour code standards in developing countries leads to industrialized countries justifying protectionist policies.

Key concepts: Developed country, Newly industrialized country, Protectionism, Developing country, Least Developed Countries, International trade, Business, Work (physics)

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