Labour cost in Italy and the E.E.C. countries

The European Community Statistical Institute (ECSI) began conducting annual surveys of labour costs in 14 industrial sectors of the Community countries in 1959. The present article illustrates the principal results of the fourth survey that relates to 1962 and is now in course of publication. The an...

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Published in:PSL quarterly review 2014-02, Vol.17 (71)
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