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FEMALE LABOUR MARKET OPPORTUNITIES IN KUWAIT

Djehane A. Hosni (Associate Professor of Economics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, specialising in Human Resource Development with publications in the areas of manpower, training and Third World development.)
Sulayman S. Al Qudsi (Research Scientist, Economics, Ku‐wait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait, specia‐lising in labour, energy, urban economics and economic development with numerous publications on the economy of Kuwait covering energy, manpower and income distribution.)

Equal Opportunities International

ISSN: 0261-0159

Article publication date: 1 March 1989

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Abstract

The oil‐rich economy of Kuwait is seriously assessing its labour market prospects. Like other Arab Gulf States, it is constrained by a small indigenous population and work force and suffers from critical shortages in manpower. Foreign labour and skills are the catalyst of their accel‐erated growth. The nationals represent about 40 per cent of the population and only 22 per cent of the country'swork force.

Citation

Hosni, D.A. and Al Qudsi, S.S. (1989), "FEMALE LABOUR MARKET OPPORTUNITIES IN KUWAIT", Equal Opportunities International, Vol. 8 No. 3, pp. 1-4. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb010505

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