Unemployment and International Trade: skill differences and adjustment in a Two-"Contry" World (China and the Western Economies)

Alfred Sitz

Unemployment and International Trade: skill differences and adjustment in a Two-"Contry" World (China and the Western Economies)

Alfred Sitz

Department für Volkswirtschaft (Kartal)

Publikation: Working/Discussion Paper › Working Paper/Preprint

Abstract

Stylized consequences of China's economic development for the world economy. Aditionally modelling effects of, e.g. increased skills in China or immigration of unskilled labor to "Western" economies.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - 1 Feb. 2009

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