Dominican Republic
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The Dominican Republic is an upper middle-income developing country. In the trimester of January–March 2007 it experienced an exceptional growth of 9.1% in its gross domestic product (GDP), which was actually below the previous year's 10.9% in the ...
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Women in the Dominican Republic face several gender-related challenges. Women are much more severely affected by unemployment than men, and their activities are more limited. Domestic violence is frequent, and seems to have increased in recent ...
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Historically, the Dominican Republic has been a country of destination. Starting in the second half of the 19th century, cane-cutters were recruited to work in Dominican sugar plantations, mainly from English-speaking Caribbean countries and Haiti ...
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Historiquement, la République Dominicaine a été un pays d’accueil pour les travailleurs étrangers. À partir de la seconde moitié du 19e siècle, des travailleurs (principalement originaires de Haïti et des pays anglophones des Caraïbes) sont recrutés ...
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Distribution of Workers by Occupational Categories (Percentage, 2000) appears in Latin American Economic Outlook 2010.
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Distribución de trabajadores por categoría ocupacional appears in Perspectivas Económicas de América Latina 2010.
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