Publisher : Social Sciences Academic Press (China)
Published Date : 7/2010
Frequency : Annually
Language : Chinese
ISBN/ISSN : 978-7-5097-1603-8
Pages : 340
Weight : 1.10kg
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China is the world's most populous country, China's population has been the world's attention. Chinese scholars from China into the Lewis turning point in 2004 since the population of the Green Paper in the following years have centered on the premise that, on the situation of China's labor supply gradually in-depth research, presented last year to improve labor productivity through education to ease the labor supply lack of pressure, this year, for the financial crisis of employment opportunities and labor availability, book launch was analyzed.

　Part One
Report 1　A Monitoring Survey Report on Migrant Workers in 2009
　　　　　.. Department of Rural Surveys, National Bureau of Statistics／001
　　1. Number of Migrant Workers ..／002
　　2. Regional Distribution of Migrant Workers ..／003
　　3. The Basic Characteristics of Migrant Workers .／005
　　4. Income and Housing of Migrant Workers ..／006
　　5. Social Security of Migrant Workers ..／008
　　6. Conclusions .／010
Report 2　The Characteristics of Migrant workers’Employment
　　　　　and Its Changes  Wu Zhigang, Zhang Hengchun／012
　　1. The Increasing Number of Migrant Workers ..／012
　　2. The Educational and Demographic Characteristics of Migrant Workers ／015
　　3. Regional Characteristics of Migrant Workers ..／016
　　4. Sectoral Distribution of Migrant Workers ..／018
　　5. Employment Time of Migrant Workers ..／020
　　6. Income of Migrant Workers and Its Contribution to Growth
　　　　of Rural Income ..／020
Report 3　A Survey Report on Labor Demand of Enterprises in Spring 2010
　　　　　and on Employment of Migrant Workers in 2009
　　　　　.. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security .／023
　　1. Labor Demand and Recruitment of Enterprises in 2009 ／023
　　2. Employment of Migrant workers in 2009 ..／027
　　3. The Prospect of Labor Demand of Enterprises in Spring 2010
　　　　and of Employment of Migrant Workers ..／030
Report 4　The Fifth Monitoring Report on Migrant Workers
　　　　　.. Department of Survey and Statistics, People’s Bank of China ／035
　　1. The Characteristics of Migrant Workers and Its Changes ／035
　　2. Decreasing Number of Migrant Workers with Employment Difficulties
　　　　and Good Prospect of Future Employment ／039
　　3. Income and Household Expenditure of Migrant Workers ／040
　　4. Rural Financial Service and Land Circulation Policy ／044
　　5. Related Suggestions ..／046
 
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Part Two
Chapter 1　Population Changes in the Twelfth Five-Year Plan Period
　　　　　　and Projection of Future Population Development Trends
　　　　　　. Hu Ying, Cai Fang  and Du Yang／048
　　1. Introduction ／048
　　2. Method of Population Projection and Determination
　　　　of Projection Parameter ／049
　　3. Projection of Trend of Number of Population ..／055
　　4. Changing Trends of Population Age Structure ..／070
　　5. Conclusions .／077
Chapter 2　Chinas Low Fertility Rate and How to Understand It
　　　　　　.. Guo Zhigang／078
　　1. China Has Reached A New Era of Low Fertility Rate in Early 1990s ..／078
　　2. The Sharp Increase of Fertility Rate in 2006 Population Survey
　　　　Is Caused by Survey Bias ..／080
　　3. The Confusions on Under-reported Birth and Fertility Rate ／082
　　4. Some Understanding Issues In Current Studies on Fetility Rate ..／088
　　5. Other Factors Affecting China’s Low Fertility Rate ／093
　　6. What Demographic Consequences Will Long-term Low Fertility
　　　　Rate Bring .／095
　　7. Conclusions .／097
Chapter 3　China’s Response to The Financial Crisis: The Economic,
　　　　　　Employment and Social Protection Perspectives
　　　　　　. Cai Fang, Du Yang and Wang Meiyan／100
　　1. Introduction ／100
　　2. Economic Impacts of The Financial Crisis ..／101
　　3. Social Impacts of The Financial Crisis .／111
　　4. Policy Response To The Financial Crisis ／123
　　5. Main Conclusions ..／128
Chapter 4　International Experiences on How Investment
　　　　　　Stimulates Employment  Wang Dewen, Zhao  Wen／131
　　1. The Relationship between Investment and Employment .／131
　　2. The Evaluating Methods on How Investment Stimulates Employment .／134
　　3. The Main Methods to Solve Employment Problems
　　　　in Foreign Countries ／138
　　4. The Evaluating Mechanisms on How Investment Stimulates
　　　　Employment in Foreign Countries .／145
Chapter 5　An Empirical Analysis on The Relationship Between
　　　　　　Government Investment and Employment
　　　　　　. Cheng Jie, Wang Dewen／147
　　1. Government Investment and Its Effects ..／148
　　2. Government Investment and Employment ／152
　　3. The Effects of Economic Stimulus Plan on Employment ／158
　　4. Conclusions and Policy Suggestions ..／161
Chapter 6　Growing Pains: China’s Employment Difficulties
　　　　　　during the Period of Lewis Turning Point  Cai Fang／166
　　1. Introduction ／166
　　2. The Nature of Current Labour Market Problems .／168
　　3. Unemployment Types and Its Trends during the Transition Period .／171
　　4. Demand and Supply of Labour Market Institutions .／175
　　5. Conclusions and Policy Implications .／180
Chapter 7　The Impacts of the Financial Crisis on the Employment
　　　　　　of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
　　　　　　.. Wu Yaowu, Du Yang／183
　　1. The Nature of the Impacts of the Financial Crisis ..／183
　　2. The Impacts of the Financial Crisis on the Employment of Small
　　　　and Medium-sized Enterprises .／187
　　3. Structural Change: Development of Small and Medium-sized
　　　　Enterprises after the Financial Crisis ／196
　　4. Conclusions .／203
Chapter 8　Enterprises’Productivity, Labor Force Quality and
　　　　　　Education／Training . Cai Fang, Qu Yue／204
　　1. Number of Labor Force and Labor Cost ／204
　　2. Growth of Labor Productivity and Return to Human Capital .／207
　　3. The Effects of Education on Labor Productivity ..／209
　　4. Conclusions and Discussions ／215
Chapter 9　Industrial and Labor Relocations among Chinese Regions
　　　　　　.. Cai Fang, Wang Meiyan and Qu Yue／219
　　1. Introduction ／219
　　2. China as Large Economy ..／221
　　3. Lewis Turning Point, Chinese Characteristic ..／224
　　4. Policy Effects, or Competitive Advantage Dynamics ..／226
　　5. Flying Geese Model: Back to Comparative Advantage ..／230
　　6. Conclusions and Policy Suggestions ..／233
Chapter 10　Current Statistics of Urban Population and Its Impacts
　　　　　　on Economic Analysis  Kam Wing Chan／236
　　1. Definition of Urban Population ／237
　　2. Different Indicators of Urban Population ..／239
　　3. What’s China’s Urbanization Rate ..／241
　　4. The Impacts of Urban Population Data on Economic Analysis ／243
Chapter 11　From Farmers-turned Workers to Migrants-turned
　　　　　　Residents: Urbanization, Chinese Style .. Cai Fang／248
　　1. Introduction ／248
　　2. Irreversibility of Migrant Workers’Moving to Cities ..／250
　　3. The End of “Todaro Dogma” ／253
　　4. The Requisite Conditions for Equalizing the Access
　　　　to Public Services ..／256
　　5. Conclusions .／260
Chapter 12　Population, Industries’Development and Employment
　　　　　　during the Process of Urbanization  Du Yang, Wang Meiyan／263
　　1. Population Distribution and the Projection during the Process
　　　　of Urbanization ..／263
　　2. Urban and Rural Economically Active Population
　　　　and Urban Labor Supply .／267
　　3. The Basic Situation of Urban Labor Market .／270
　　4. Urban Industrial Distribution during the Process
　　　　of Industrialization ／275
　　5. Urban Employment and Industrial Distributions ／279
Chapter 13　Has Labor Migration Really Not Narrowed
　　　　　　the Rural-urban Income Gap?  Cai Fang, Wang Meiyan／283
　　1. Introduction ／283
　　2. Labor Mobility and Hukou System Reforms ／285
　　3. Insufficient Statistics on Income in Covering Comparison Groups ／289
　　4. Decomposing Income Inequality Based on New Data .／292
　　5. Conclusions .／295
Chapter 14　Emission Reduction and Its Impact on Employment:
　　　　　　Trade-offs, Scenarios, and Policy Options
　　　　　　. Cai Fang, Du Yang and Wang Meiyan／298
　　1. Introduction ／298
　　2. Two Paths of Emission Reduction ..／301
　　3. Employment Loss Caused by Shock Path ／305
　　4. Targeted Industries and Regions ..／309
　　5. Conclusions and Policy Suggestions ..／314