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Guatemala project 520-0184 · 1970 · labor policies and markets · American Technical Assistance Corp. (ATAC)

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End year 1970 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: GuatemalaLikely, not confirmed2
APPRAISAL OF PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FREE LABOR DEVELOPMENT-BASED ON INFORMATION OBTAINED IN BRAZIL, GUYANA, HONDURAS, AND WASHINGTON, DC.Likely, not confirmed1
Rolled out under Richard NixonOur estimate1
GuyanaMentioned in documents1
BrazilMentioned in documents1
HondurasMentioned in documents1
American Technical Assistance Corp. (ATAC)Stated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document1
GuyanaStated in a document1
Start year 1970Stated in a document1

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Collective bargaining confidence 0.21
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Transplanting confidence 0.21
Institutional analysis confidence 0.21
Land leveling confidence 0.21
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Management training confidence 0.21
Top level managers confidence 0.21

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