Effets des entreprises multinationales sur l'emploi: etude du cas de la Belgique

D. van den. Bulcke and E. Halsberghe

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Abstract: Working paper on employment effects of multinational enterprises in Belgium - notes the importance of government policy in relation to direct foreign investment, examines employment creation, labour mobility and unemployment trends according to nationality, industrial sector, size of enterprise and period of establishment of multinational enterprises for 1969 to 1978, and discusses impact of plant shutdown and role of Belgium in foreign investment. References and statistical tables.

Keywords: employment; multinational enterprise.; government policy; foreign investment.; employment creation; labour mobility; unemployment; trend; industrial sector; size of enterprise; plant shutdown; role of Belgium.; foreign investment; statistical table; emploi; entreprise multinationale; empleo; empresa multinacional; politique gouvernementale; investissement étranger; création d'emploi; mobilité de la main-d'oeuvre; chômage; tendance; secteur industriel; dimension de l'entreprise; fermeture d'usine; rôle de la Belgique; investissement étranger; tableau statistique; política gubernamental; inversiones extranjeras; creación de empleos; movilidad de la mano de obra; desempleo; tendencia; sector industrial; tamaño de la empresa; cierre de empresa; papel de Bélgica; inversiones extranjeras; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 70 P. pages
Date: 1982
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