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Employment Impacts of Textile Imports and Investment: A Vintage-Capital Model
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  • 1969Imports of Manufactures from Less Developed Countries.81 cited

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  • 1988The effect of foreign competition in prices and quantities on the employment in import-sensitive U.S. industries13 cited
  • 1981Direct Employment Effects of Increased Imports: A Case Study of the Textile Industry8 cited

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