Multinational enterprises and employment
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multinational enterprise.; employment; trend; labour market; export processing zone.; foreign investment.; manufacturing; statistical table; entreprise multinationale; emploi; tendance; marché du travail; zone franche d'exportation; investissement étranger; industries manufacturières; tableau statistique; empresa multinacional; empleo; tendencia; mercado de trabajo; zona franca de exportación; inversiones extranjeras; industrias manufactureras; cuadros estadísticos;All these keywords.
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