The employment impact of multinational enterprises in Greece, Portugal and Spain
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employment; multinational enterprise.; employment creation; foreign investment.; legal aspect; industrial sector; case study; statistical table; emploi; entreprise multinationale; création d'emploi; investissement étranger; aspect juridique; secteur industriel; étude de cas; tableau statistique; empleo; empresa multinacional; creación de empleos; inversiones extranjeras; aspecto jurídico; sector industrial; estudio de casos; cuadros estadísticos;All these keywords.
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