An edition of Unemployment in the North, jobs in the South (1983)

Unemployment in the North, jobs in the South

the regional dimension to the introduction of new technology

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Unemployment in the North, jobs in the South
J. B. Goddard, J. B. Goddard
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the regional dimension to the introduction of new technology

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University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies
Language
English
Pages
40

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Subjects

Economic conditions, Effect of technological innovations on, Labor supply, Regional disparities, Technological innovations, Unemployment

Places

England
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Unemployment in the North, jobs in the South: the regional dimension to the introduction of new technology
1983, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 25.

Published in
Newcastle upon Tyne
Series
Discussion paper -- no. 54, Discussion paper (University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Centre for Urban and Regional Development Studies) -- no. 54.

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Library of Congress
HC256.6 G63 1983

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40 p. :
Number of pages
40

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Open Library
OL18793072M

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Work ID
OL4698985W

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