Local response to globalization: MESTA region, Bulgaria

Hanna. Ruszczyk, Ingrid Schubert and Antonina. Stoyanovska

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines regional economic development activities in the MESTA region. Analyses how well the region has responded to the changes caused by globalization while maintaining local employment and stimulating job growth. Describes locally based initiatives for economic development and assesses ILO activities in the promotion of small enterprise development.

Keywords: regional development; economic policy; employment; small enterprise; enterprise creation; economic reform; globalization; economic development; foreign investment.; capital investment; structural change; development aid; business development service; role of ILO.; tourism development.; statistical table; développement régional; politique économique; emploi; petite entreprise; création d'entreprise; réforme économique; mondialisation; développement économique; investissement étranger; investissement de capital; changement structurel; aide au développement; service d'appui aux entreprises; rôle de l'OIT; développement touristique; tableau statistique; desarrollo regional; política económica; empleo; pequeña empresa; creación de empresa; reforma económica; globalización; desarrollo económico; inversiones extranjeras; inversiones de capital; cambio estructural; ayuda al desarrollo; servicio de desarrollo de la empresa; papel de la OIT; desarrollo turístico; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 46 pages
Date: 2001
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