01937cam a22003614a 4500999001500000001000900015003000400024005001700028008004100045010001700086016001800103020001800121020001500139035002400154040005000178042000800228043001200236050002400248082002600272100002500298245008300323260007700406300004000483504005100523505044900574650009201023650009101115650009301206906004501299942001301344952010901357952010901466  c4616d461616861427OSt20250924095338.0110707s2011    dcuab    b    001 0 eng    a  20110272807 a0159579492Uk  a9780881326017  a0881326011  a(OCoLC)ocn741103553  aKYUcKYU;LdKYULdYDXCPdPITdCDXdUKMGBdDLC  apcc  an-us---00aHD9980.5b.J46 201100aHD9980.5.J46 20112231 aJensen, J. Bradford.10aGlobal trade in services :bfear, facts, and offshoring /cJ. Bradford Jensen.  aWashington, DC :bPeterson Institute for International Economics,c2011.  axix, 245 p. :bill., maps ;c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aSome basic facts about the service sector and service trade -- A new approach to identifying tradable services -- Characteristics of workers in tradable service industries -- Comparative advantage : lessons from manufacturing -- Comparative advantage : prospects for the service sector -- Impediments to trade in services -- Labor market impact of increased service trade -- Trade services across US regions : opportunities and vulnerabilities. 0aService industries.2EntrepreneurshipxSchool of Business and EducationzUnited States. 0aService industrieszUnited States.2EntrepreneurshipxSchool of Business and Education 0aInternational trade.2EntrepreneurshipxSchool of Business and EducationzUnited States.  a7bcbccorignewd1eecipf20gy-gencatlg  2lcccLLB  00102lcc4070aKyUCLbKyUCLd2021-05-10oHD9980.5.J46 2011pKYU/2021/8429r2021-05-10w2021-05-10yLLB  00102lcc4070aKyUCLbKyUCLd2021-05-10oHD9980.5.J46 2011pKYU/2021/8430r2021-05-10w2021-05-10yLLB