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The employment dimension of infrastructure investments : a guide for employment impact assessment

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  • Ernst, Christoph.
  • Miller, Steve
  • Imschoot, Marc van.

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This review provides an overview of different methodologies and approaches currently being used to count or to estimate job creation in the framework of investments.

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  • Ernst, Christoph. & Miller, Steve & Imschoot, Marc van., 2015. "The employment dimension of infrastructure investments : a guide for employment impact assessment," ILO Working Papers 994889783402676, International Labour Organization.
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