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April 1995
World Economic Forum and Becoming Competitive
Date: Wed, 1995-04-05 08:21
Competition or con
Ireland is the 19th most competitive country in the world
IRELAND IS THE 19th most competitive country in the world. This was the finding released in September by the Geneva based World Economic Forum. Yet workers in TEAM, Irish Steel, the ESB, and a lot more jobs are told that they must accept lower pay and/or worse conditions in order to "become competitive".
The ten most competitive countries were listed as
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