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Labour market segmentation and the state: the New Zealand experience

Peter Brosnan*, David Rea{dagger} and Moira Wilson{dagger}

*Griffith University Brisbane, Australia
{dagger}University of Cambridge UK

Abstract

This paper analyses the role of the state in the historical process of labour market segmentation. The paper utilises the existing segmentation literature, and develops a framework to understand the state's role in segmentation. The New Zealand labour market is then used as an example of the state's role in the process of labour market segmentation.

Manuscript received January 3, 1992; final version received September 27, 1993.


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