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Does Trade Liberalization Increase the Labor Demand Elasticities? Evidence from Pakistan
This study measure the linkage of trade liberalization and labor demand elasticities. Using Pakistan firm-level data, spanning the course of trade liberalization, study try to determine whether the trade liberalization increase the own price labor demand elasticities in the manufacturing sector of P
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