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040			_cNDC
086			_a00105-XI
100			_aBishop, Myrtle
100			_aLong, Frank
100			_aSt. Cyr, Joaquin
111			_cVeradero
111			_aMeeting of the Presiding Officers of the Regional Conference on Integration of Women into Economic and Social Development of Latin America and the Caribbean
111			_d19-20 November 1990
245			_aExport processing zones and women in the Caribbean
260			_bECLAC
260			_c28 August 1990
300			_a41 p.
520			_aBased on a survey carried out in the Caribbean in March 1989. Discusses early industrialization in the Caribbean when import substitution was the policy. Defines export processing zones. Many Caribbean countries see this as a strategy for creating jobs in the Caribbean. However, the study concludes that while EPZ's can set the pace for growth in the manufacturing sector, Caribbean government should devise programmes based on local enterprise and initiative.
556			_aGeneral
650			_aDOMINICA
650			_aWOMEN
650			_aEXPORT ORIENTED INDUSTRIES
650			_aCARIBBEAN
650			_aEXPORT POLICY
942			_h08.01.01 _2NDC _cGL
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