Latin American industrialization and the New International Division of Labour

Rhys Jenkins

Latin American industrialization and the New International Division of Labour

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Abstract

There have been a number of developments in world trade and production since the 1960's which have been regarded as heralding the emergence of a New International Division of Labour. It has been argued that Latin America's position in the international division of labour has changed relatively little in the past twenty to twenty-five years, contrary to this concept of a New International Division of Labour.

Original language	English
Publisher	Development Studies Discussion Papers - University of East Anglia
Number of pages	43
Volume	205
Publication status	Published - 1988

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