Multinationals and employment in a West African sub-region: Liberia and Sierra Leone

Iyanda O.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on the impact of multinational enterprises on employment in West Africa, comprising a case study of Liberia and Sierra Leone - discusses direct foreign investment trends (1970-1981), sectoral distribution, investment policies relating to agricultural sector and mining as well as manufacturing; the impact on employment creation, productivity, wages, training, public finance, etc., (incl. Linkage effects). References.

Keywords: multinational enterprise.; employment; foreign investment.; trend; investment policy; agricultural sector; mining; manufacturing; employment creation; productivity.; wages; training; public finance; entreprise multinationale; emploi; empresa multinacional; empleo; investissement étranger; tendance; politique d'investissement; secteur agricole; industrie minière; industries manufacturières; création d'emploi; productivité; salaire; formation; finances publiques; inversiones extranjeras; tendencia; política de inversiones; sector agrícola; explotación minera; industrias manufactureras; creación de empleos; productividad; salario; formación; hacienda pública (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 49 P. pages
Date: 1983
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