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Robert J. S. Ross

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Sep/Oct
2002
From North-South to South-South: The True Face of Global Competitionpremium content icon
Robert J. S. Ross and Anita Chan

Competition in the production of export goods is depressing workers' wages in the countries of the South. Future trade deals must give labor rights their due.

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