Increasing employment through transnational corporation activity

The greatest part of the increase in employment in foreign affiliates in recent years has taken place in developing countries, rising from 7 million in 1985 to an estimated 12 million in 1992. A large part of the increase was concentrated in East and Southeast Asia, in particular China and in export processing zones in that region and elsewhere.

1. Providing employment
2. Linking corporate strategies to employment effects
3. Ensuring full employment
4. Enhancing corporate employment efforts

1. Increasing activity of transnational corporations
2. Encouraging productive skills development through promotion of transnational corporate activity
3. Enabling global economic conglomerates

1. Facilitating transnational employment

1. Unemployment
2. Underemployment
3. Overactivity
4. Inactivity
5. Action