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2012年10月1日

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World Bank

[PDF] World Development Report 2013: Jobs

The private sector is the key engine of job creation, accounting for 90 percent of all jobs in the developing world. But governments play a vital role by ensuring that the conditions are in place for strong private sector–led growth and by alleviating the constraints that hinder the private sector from creating good jobs for development…The World Development Report 2013 is an important contribution to our collective understanding of the role of jobs in development. Its insights will provide valuable guidance for the World Bank Group as we collaborate with partners and clients to advance their jobs agendas.