Multinational enterprise, the international division of labour in manufactures, and the developing countries
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WEP; multinational enterprise.; international division of labour; manufacturing; development policy; role of USA.; product; statistical table; PME; entreprise multinationale; division internationale du travail; industries manufacturières; politique de développement; rôle des Etats-Unis; produit; tableau statistique; PME; empresa multinacional; división internacional del trabajo; industrias manufactureras; política de desarrollo; papel de los EUA; producto; cuadros estadísticos;All these keywords.
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