Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... industry is called structural unemployment . Such a decline might occur because of permanent technological change - for example , the automation of a steel plant . It might also occur because of a permanent change in international ...
... industry is called structural unemployment . Such a decline might occur because of permanent technological change - for example , the automation of a steel plant . It might also occur because of a permanent change in international ...
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... industrial and commercial base . The developing countries have a large and growing urban population and have steadily ... industry , and indeed little of anything of value to sell to the world , except oil . Four percent of the world's ...
... industrial and commercial base . The developing countries have a large and growing urban population and have steadily ... industry , and indeed little of anything of value to sell to the world , except oil . Four percent of the world's ...
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... industries in place , MITI turned its attention to helping the chemical and lighter manufacturing industries . In the 1980s , it helped Japanese industry dominate the world computer market . MITI not only fosters the growth and ...
... industries in place , MITI turned its attention to helping the chemical and lighter manufacturing industries . In the 1980s , it helped Japanese industry dominate the world computer market . MITI not only fosters the growth and ...
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