The local labour-market impacts of special economic zones in Vietnam are examined. SEZs have led to a rapid shift in employment from agriculture and services to manufacturing, accompanied by wage increases and more formal employment, as benefitting most women and less educated younger individuals.
Using Evidence for a More Effective Development Policy and Practice: The Role of Evidence Synthesis, Bonn
Organisers: German Institute for Development Evaluation
Dr. Tevin Tafese (Speaker)
