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China has experienced fascinating economic growth during the past three decades. Despite of the interruption by the Asian financial crisis and recent economic crisis, China has been one of the economi...
Reconciling the Returns to Education in Off-Farm Wage Employment in Rural China
Reconciling the Returns to Education Off-Farm Wage Employment Rural China
2014/3/13
Previous studies have found that the returns to education in rural China are far lower than estimates for other developing economies. In this paper, we seek to determine why previous estimates are so ...
Labor costs of manufacturing employees in China：an update to 2003-4
Labor costs China manufacturing employees
2009/3/24
With the emergence of Chinese products on the international market, there has been increasing interest in the statistics of China抯 manufacturing industry, particularly for hourly compensation costs (t...
Regional Labour Market Integration since China’s World Trade Organization Entry
Regional Labour Market Integration China’s World Trade Organization Entry
2009/2/16
For an economy in transition, development of the market is a sign of a successful transition and a premise for a sustainable form of economic growth. Development and integration of labour markets are ...
Employment in China’s Fast Growing Region——Employment in China’s Fast Growing Region：What Can We Learn from It to Make Employment Expansion Keeping Up with Economic Growth?
China’s Fast Growing Region Employment Economic Growth
2009/2/16
Despite the overwhelming severity of mass lay-off and unemployment and drop of labor force participation in the entire urban China since the late 1990s, two facts have been observed by scholars. First...
Marketization and/or Informalization?New Trends of China’s Employment in Transition
Marketization Informalization Employment
2009/2/16
Since the late 1990s, China’s labor market has witnessed great depression indicated by increasing unemployment rate and declining labor force participation rate. The causes of the severe unemployment ...
The Analysis on Minimum Wages and Migration Workers in China
Minimum Wages Migration Workers China
2009/2/16
It is well known that China has been a dual economy for a long time. Under such economic system, labour markets are segmented between rural and urban areas. However, with fast economic development and...
Should I Be out, or Should I Be in?Labor Force Participation in Transitional Urban China
China Transitional Urban Labor Force Participation
2008/5/1
Employment, unemployment or out of labor force are three labor market states for working age population. People choose to work or not to work in accordance with their preference between trading their ...
Globalization and Internal Labor Mobility in China: New Trend and Policy Implications
China Internal Labor Mobility
2008/5/1
The phenomenon of the shortage of rural workers is a response of labor market to rapid export growth and economic growth after China became a WTO member. It not only indicates the transition of China’...
Gender Wage Differentials in China’s Urban Labour Market
labour market wage differentials gender discrimination
2008/5/1
This paper describes and decomposes wage differences between female and male
workers. The results indicate that females receive low wages because of unequal pay
within sectors, and that the wage gap...
Gender Wage Differentials in China’s Urban Labour Market
labour market wage differentials gender discrimination
2013/7/5
This paper describes and decomposes wage differences between female and male workers. The results indicate that females receive low wages because of unequal pay within sectors, and that the wage gap c...
Employment Growth, Labour Scarcity and the Nature of China’s Trade Expansion
Employment Growth Labour Scarcity the Nature China’s Trade Expansion
2013/7/5
Since the mid 1990s, China has deepened its reforms of state-owned enterprises,urban employment and social welfare systems in order to improve the efficiency of state-owned enterprises and enhance the...
