China's Urban Labor Market

China's Urban Labor MarketIn the last two decades, expanding China's urban labor market has gone through a dynamic job creation and destruction, and large scale rural urban immigration. The marketization since early 1980s has made great progress in the transition to a real labor market. The author offers a novel analysis of China's labor market using modern structural econometric models. The book examines issues of the disequilibrium of labor supply and demand, job and worker

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