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Covid-19 And The Accelerated Transformation Of Jobs In Latin America And The Caribbean

Guillermo BeylisSeries: World Bank Latin American and Caribbean Studies
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Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
World Bank Publications

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This report analyzes the patterns of economic transformation that have occurred in Latin American and the Caribbean. A productivity-enhancing reform agenda with a focus on the services sector is a must to reignite its growth process. The region also needs to train its workforce for jobs requiring analytical skills as well as interpersonal skills.

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  • SeriesWorld Bank Latin American and Caribbean Studies

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    Guillermo BeylisAuthor
    Roberto Fattal JaefAuthor
    Rishabh SinhaAuthor
    Michael MorrisAuthor