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040			_cNDC
086			_a00205-DM
100			_aRiddle, Dorothy I.
100			_aJay, John
245			_aDominica's service sector overview and assessment
260			_bService Growth Consultants
260			_aOntario
260			_cSeptember 1991
270			_dCanada
300			_a72 p.
500			_aLimited to government personnel, centre has two (2) copies
520			_a Analyses the role played by services in facilitating or impeding economic growth. Also identifies the possible ways services can assist in the process of economic diversification. More than 65 percent of gross domestic output comes from the services sector while over 58 percent of the labour force work in services. To effectively benefit from this sector, several structural constraints, such as air passenger and cargo service frequency and capacity, government/private sector interface, electric power reliability and traffic flow in Roseau, need to be remedied. Linkages between education and training offered and skills needed in the work force require strengthening.
556			_aGeneral
650			_aDOMINICA
650			_aSERVICE INDUSTRY
650			_aBANKING
650			_aTOURISM
650			_aINSURANCE
650			_aBUSINESS SERVICES
650			_aCOMMUNITY SERVICES
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