Manpower and International Labor Migration in the Middle East and North Africa (A World Bank Research Publication)

Examines the magnitude of labor migration during 1975 and subsequent years. The pattern of labor migration flows is projected until 1985 by analyzing manpower requirements in this area by region, sector, occupation and the source and destinations of workers.

Page Count:
150

Publication Date:
1983-04-21

LABOR SUPPLY_AFRICA

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