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Labour market policies in Asian countries : diversity and similarity among Singapore, Malaysia, the Republic of Korea and Japan

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Asian Industrial and Economic Development

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Compares labour market policies in Japan, Malaysia, The Republic of Korea and Singapore. Reviews experiences in the four countries in the light of their principal labour related problems.

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