Titlebook: Gains from Global Linkages; Trade in Services an Bimal Ghosh Book 1997 International Organization for Migration 1997 employment.Global econ

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Jennifer T. Parkhurst,Steven R. Ashertners, including the industrial countries, can benefit. Beyond the initial efficiency gains, industrial countries should benefit from increased investment — as a result of higher returns to investment and, possibly, from innovation and higher productivity growth.

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Book 1997omotion of employment and income and management of international migration. The book brings out these implications in the context of the Uruguay Round Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and explains how trade-related temporary movements of persons can be a partial substitute for longer-term migra

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The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and Movement of Natural Persons, goods. The agreement, known as the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), forms part of the Final Act of the Uruguay Round, and covers trade in all service sectors. The basic aims are the expansion of trade in services of all participating nations and the enhancement of its contribution to the world economy.

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Services, Trade-related Temporary Movements and Migration Management: Some Concluding Remarks,tners, including the industrial countries, can benefit. Beyond the initial efficiency gains, industrial countries should benefit from increased investment — as a result of higher returns to investment and, possibly, from innovation and higher productivity growth.

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Book 1997 Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) and explains how trade-related temporary movements of persons can be a partial substitute for longer-term migration, serving the interests of both developed and developing countries in a more efficient global economy.

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Benjamin B. Lahey,Alan E. Kazdin significance is confined to them alone. The increasing ascendancy of services in the economy affects all countries, irrespective of the stage of development; and from all indications it will increasingly do so in the years to come.

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