Economic and social effects of export processing zones in Costa Rica
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export processing zone.; economic implication; employment; econometric model; trend; educational level; outsourcing; service sector; zone franche d'exportation; conséquences économiques; emploi; modèle économétrique; tendance; niveau d'enseignement; externalisation des activités; secteur tertiaire; zona franca de exportación; consecuencias económicas; empleo; modelo econométrico; tendencia; nivel educativo; tercerización; sector terciario;All these keywords.
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