Add to ORKGMonograph on the role of small-scale industry industrial development in the creation of more employment opportunities in the Philippines - analyzes the role, characteristics and problems of small-scale labour intensive enterprises in the labour market; reviews economic policies and programmes, with case studies from other Asian states; recommends manpower planning strategies. Statistical data, bibliography
Small-scale and cottage industries (SSMI) have received a considerable amount of attention in develo...
Thebasic problem is tomaximize economicdevelopment in aproductivejob creation is sustainable.Inan ef...
In the paper’s analysis of health manpower, two major issues emerged: employment and productivity. T...
Thesis, University of the Philippines, 1977Economic analysis of manufacturing industry productivity ...
The end of 1960s has witnessed many developing countries with high level of unemployment and inequit...
© 2015, Asian Social Science. All rights reserved. Small business is a significant sector of economy...
Government policies in the development of small industries continue to be encouraged, these are real...
Micro, small, and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs) comprise bulk of business entities in the develop...
The economy of the Philippines heavily depends on overseas workers. The major destinations and domin...
Recently, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are acquiring relative importance in the Philippine ec...
This paper analyzes the role of FDI in industrial development of the Philippines using the three-dig...
The study supports the new Millennium Development Target on poverty eradication and the attainment o...
This study examines the business strategies used by the micro manufacturing enterprises in the four ...
In contrast to Japan and the “dragon economies,” the Philippines has not been able to partake in the...
\ud Thebasic problem is tomaximize economicdevelopment in aproductivejob creation is sustainable.Ina...
Small-scale and cottage industries (SSMI) have received a considerable amount of attention in develo...
Thebasic problem is tomaximize economicdevelopment in aproductivejob creation is sustainable.Inan ef...
In the paper’s analysis of health manpower, two major issues emerged: employment and productivity. T...
Thesis, University of the Philippines, 1977Economic analysis of manufacturing industry productivity ...
The end of 1960s has witnessed many developing countries with high level of unemployment and inequit...
© 2015, Asian Social Science. All rights reserved. Small business is a significant sector of economy...
Government policies in the development of small industries continue to be encouraged, these are real...
Micro, small, and medium-scale enterprises (MSMEs) comprise bulk of business entities in the develop...
The economy of the Philippines heavily depends on overseas workers. The major destinations and domin...
Recently, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are acquiring relative importance in the Philippine ec...
This paper analyzes the role of FDI in industrial development of the Philippines using the three-dig...
The study supports the new Millennium Development Target on poverty eradication and the attainment o...
This study examines the business strategies used by the micro manufacturing enterprises in the four ...
In contrast to Japan and the “dragon economies,” the Philippines has not been able to partake in the...
\ud Thebasic problem is tomaximize economicdevelopment in aproductivejob creation is sustainable.Ina...
Small-scale and cottage industries (SSMI) have received a considerable amount of attention in develo...
Thebasic problem is tomaximize economicdevelopment in aproductivejob creation is sustainable.Inan ef...
In the paper’s analysis of health manpower, two major issues emerged: employment and productivity. T...