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At head of title: State Department of education of Louisiana. December, 1932 . ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: State Dept. of education of Louisiana. ; Mode of access: Internet.

10th compilation. T. H. Harris, state superintendent, 1916. ; 144, 7 p.

9th compilation (containing all laws, regulations, etc., now in force.) T.H. Harris, state superintendent, 1914. ; 158, [6] p.

8th compilation (containing all laws, regulations, etc., now in force.) T. H. Harris, state superintendent, 1912.

7th compilation (containing all laws, regulations, etc., now in force.) Prepared under the direction of state superintendent T. H. Harris. By L. J. Alleman. ; 191 p.

Photo-facsimile reprint. 50 copies only ; Includes facsimile of t. p. of the original ed. : "Laws of the territory of Louisiana : passed by the governor and judges assembled in legislature in the month of October, 1810. Published by authority. St. Louis (L.) : printed by J. Charles, printer to the territory, 1810 ; At head of title: Laws of Missouri ; Cover-title ; Mode of access: Internet.

Imprint varies. ; Vols. for Dec. 1804-1805 have title: Acts passed at the . session of the Legislative Council of the territory of Orleans; 1806-1811: Acts passed at the . session of the . Legislature of the territory of Orleans; 1812: Acts passed at the . session of the . General Assembly of the state of Louisiana; 1812-1848: Acts passed at the . session of the . Legislature of the state of Louisiana; 1850-1863: Acts passed by the . Legislature of the state of Louisiana; 1864-1920: Acts passed by the General Assembly of the state of Louisiana; 1922-1948: Acts passed by the Legislature of the state of Louisiana; 1950- Acts of the Legislature. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes indexes. ; At head of title: State Department of Education of Louisiana, Baton Rouge. November, 1936. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: State of Louisiana, Department of Education. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: State of Louisiana. Department of education. ; Mode of access: Internet.

International audience ; The creation of the Manaus Free Trade Zone had a development purpose in the Brazilian political, economic and social scenario between 1960 and 1970. This industrial pole was an important device in achieving the desired development, populating a region considered deserted and exposed to external threats at that time. It has guaranteed the improvement on labor standards and social conditions in the Manaus' district and has become the main driving force behind regional employment, higher salaries and growth over the past decades. Using the residuals and the stochastic frontier techniques to estimate the labor and social performances of the Manaus Free Trade Zone, the analysis confirms that the implementation of the special economic zone collaborated to labor and social efficiency in the area-compared to other important industrial Brazilian municipalities-due to the rigid checks conducted by SUFRAMA and the strict respect of labor standards applied in the MFTZ. Nevertheless, economic linkages in the region are still weak and positive spillovers from Manaus to its surroundings were probably inexistent.

International audience ; The creation of the Manaus Free Trade Zone had a development purpose in the Brazilian political, economic and social scenario between 1960 and 1970. This industrial pole was an important device in achieving the desired development, populating a region considered deserted and exposed to external threats at that time. It has guaranteed the improvement on labor standards and social conditions in the Manaus' district and has become the main driving force behind regional employment, higher salaries and growth over the past decades. Using the residuals and the stochastic frontier techniques to estimate the labor and social performances of the Manaus Free Trade Zone, the analysis confirms that the implementation of the special economic zone collaborated to labor and social efficiency in the area-compared to other important industrial Brazilian municipalities-due to the rigid checks conducted by SUFRAMA and the strict respect of labor standards applied in the MFTZ. Nevertheless, economic linkages in the region are still weak and positive spillovers from Manaus to its surroundings were probably inexistent.