The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation

By Ximena Peña on January 01, 2013

Employment Working Paper No.146

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Peña, Ximena. The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation. , , . , 2013. Peña, X. (2013). The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation. , , . Peña, Ximena. "The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation." 2013, .Peña Ximena. "The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation." (2013). Peña, X 2013, 'The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation', , , . Ximena Peña, 'The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation' (2013). Peña X. The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation. . 2013. Peña, Ximena. The Formal and Informal Sectors in Colombia: Country Case Study on Labour Market Segmentation. . 2013. , .

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