Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1995

An important feature of globalization is the increasing cross-national integration of labor markets. Yet there is little consensus on the implications of that integration, or on the costs and benefits for the many very different groups involved. While there is agreement-at least among most economists-that there are likely to be aggregate welfare gains from increased integration, it is clear that there are losers as well as winners in both developed and developing countries.Brainard, William C. is the author of 'Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1995' with ISBN 9780815712398 and ISBN 0815712391.