The Impact of Labor Costs on Manufactured Exports in Developing Countries: An Econometric Analysis

· PPR Working Paper Series Book 204 · World Bank Publications
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Are labor costs a major factor in the performance of nontraditional exports in developing countries? Yes. So are manufacturing capacity and the price of imported inputs.

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