Equipar a la fuerza laboral para que se beneficie de las oportunidades del comercio
La integración a procesos de producción mundiales pueden ayudar a reducir la desigualdad, pero solo si van acompañados de políticas y reformas que apoyen la fuerza laboral. Image: Unsplash
José Cuesta
Development economist with a Ph.D. in economics from Oxford University and professor, Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public PolicyMaurice D. Kugler
Professor of Public Policy, The Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University
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