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European Single Market and the implications

Publisher: June 1990Subject(s): CARIBBEAN | TRADE UNIONS | ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT | CARICOM | POLITICAL INTEGRATION | INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONSSummary: The article based on a speech by Paul Nehru Tennasee, examines European/Caribbean noting that the Europeans have historically been the initiators. Recommendations for the labour movements include the assumption of a more dynamic role. A Caribbean response is seen as essential in finding alternative development strategies with the decline of traditional industries in some islands and CARICOM role in the formulation and implementation is emphasized.

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The article based on a speech by Paul Nehru Tennasee, examines European/Caribbean noting that the Europeans have historically been the initiators. Recommendations for the labour movements include the assumption of a more dynamic role. A Caribbean response is seen as essential in finding alternative development strategies with the decline of traditional industries in some islands and CARICOM role in the formulation and implementation is emphasized.

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