integrazione economica internazionale, povertà, standard sociali, diritti umani
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Abstract
The use of import barriers against low-cost manufactures by developing countries, as a tool to force them to adopt better social and labor standards, is politically unfeasible and may indeed induce more poverty and backwardness. Similarly these imports barriers as a defence of unskilled workers’ income in rich countries is both ineffective and contrary to a proper path of dynamic comparative advantages. Some public aid conditionally may be helpful in encouraging the adoption of better social standards in recipient countries.
JEL Codes: F13, O10
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| Authors | ;F. ONIDA |
| Journal | journal of plant resources and environment |
| Year | 2013 |
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