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DP18937: Labor Provisions in Preferential Trade Agreements: Trade Effects, Worker Outcomes, and the Turn Toward Enforcement and Supply-Chain Governance
This survey examines how labor provisions in preferential trade agreements affect trade, worker outcomes, and the governance of global production, organizing the literature around three generations of work. An earlier generation debated whether labor clauses were social protection or disguised prote
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