Appropriate technology choice and employment creation by two multinational enterprises in Nigeria

Bello Ja. and Iyanda O.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper comprising a comparison of employment creation effects of choice of technology, training and research and development of two multinational enterprises in the metalworking industry and motor vehicle industry in Nigeria - comments on legislation, and discusses effects of government policies, technology selection criteria, technology transfer issues, staff Motivation, etc. References.

Keywords: employment creation; choice of technology; training; research and development; multinational enterprise.; metalworking industry; motor vehicle industry; legislation.; government policy; technology transfer; motivation.; création d'emploi; choix de technologie; formation; recherche et développement; entreprise multinationale; industrie métallurgique; industrie du véhicule à moteur; législation; politique gouvernementale; transfert des techniques; motivation; creación de empleos; elección de tecnología; formación; investigación y desarrollo; empresa multinacional; industria metalmecánica; industria de vehículos a motor; legislación; política gubernamental; transferencia de tecnología; motivación (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 37 P. pages
Date: 1981
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