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Reports on China’s Population (2001)
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US$40.98
Description Table of Content Chinastatistics.net - Your China Statistical Database
Publisher : Social Sciences Academic Press (China)
Published Date : 7/2001
Frequency : Annually
Language : Chinese
ISBN/ISSN : 7-80149-546-2/F•169
Weight : 1.10kg
Availability : Usually ship within 48 hours
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China's economic reform and opening up in the achievements of the end of the 20th century is undoubtedly the highlight of world economic development. At the turn of the century, people enjoying 20 years of economic growth that has made it possible, it is also necessary in the future Reflections on China's economic growth on the road. Economists may be in the earlier years had found that the level of human capital in determining the level of sustained economic growth and an important factor. Investment in human capital investment is not only, but also "human development". In such a large population, China has an urgent need for economic development, human capital and sort out the relationship between economic growth has become important to the plant. "China's Population report," Population Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences is a key research topic, "in 2001: Report of China's population - education, health and economic growth" is a study of the second series. In this report we have selected human capital and the relationship between economic growth as the main theme.

China in the past 20 years of economic growth in two basic background in the realization. First, regional economic growth is the difference between the standard of the changes caused by changes in the gap between the region; Second, the economy is in transition throughout. And they are related to investment in human capital there are all kinds of contact. Regional differences on the issue, the accumulation of human capital is an important reason for the gap between the decision and is also backward region where the catch-up path. This is not only the economic theory shows that for many countries (including China) confirmed the practice. If we look to focus on human capital accumulation process, China will find that countries with economies in transition is characterized by the accumulation of human capital affects the ways and standards. For example, the education system and the relationship between the labor market, labor market segmentation, financial institutions and so on all affect the human capital investment incentives, standards and direction, and so on. Therefore, the search for an effective national human capital accumulation system both urgent and important. In view of this, the book describes China's current system of human capital accumulated in the status quo, namely education, health and nutrition as well as their human capital and the relationship described. In the analysis of every form of human capital, we analyzed how they affect the economic growth of China's current human capital accumulation system was discussed, and from the institutional point of view of the problems had an in-depth analysis.
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