Publisher : Social Sciences Academic Press (China)
Published Date : 5/2006
Frequency : Annually
Language : Chinese
ISBN/ISSN : 978-7-80230-653-0/D•186
Pages : 344
Weight : 1.10kg
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Book Type : Report
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The book is "Population and Labor Green Paper" series 8, this year's "Population and Labor Green Paper" The difference is that in previous years the book on how to deal with China is of usher in a "turning point in the Luis", is China economist Major theoretical issues and policy challenges. Focuses on the following two points: first, how the mode of economic growth and labor market changes, and accurately China's economic development stage of the judge, to identify the turning point in the arrival of China and its characteristics; Second, the theory and A combination of practical point of view, this reveals the turning point with the theory of meaning and policy implications, and gives Chinese economists answer.

Preface . Cai Fang / 001
Abstracts  / 001

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Part One
Report 1　Employment of Rural Migrants in 2006 and Labor Demand
　　　　　in the Spring of 2007  Chen Dahong / 003
　　1. Employment of Rural Migrants in 2006  / 004
　　2. Spring Recruitment of Firms in 2006 and Job Stability . / 010
　　3. Rural Migrants' Expectation on Jobs in 2007 and
　　　　Employment Demand of Firms . / 013
　　4. Conclusions . / 018
Report 2　Wage Issues of Rural Migrants . Zhao Changbao and Wu Zhigang / 022
　　1. Wage Changes of Rural Migrants between 2003 and 2006  / 023
　　2. Causes of Wage Increase of Rural Migrants . / 027
　　3. Trend of Wage Increase of Rural Migrants and Recommendations  / 030

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Part Two
Chapter 1　Employment Situation is Taking a Turn for the Better
　　　　　　 Wang Meiyan / 037
　　1. Increasing Total Employment . / 037
　　2. Controllable Urban Unemployment . / 044
　　3. Improvement of Social Security  / 048
　　4. Conclusions . / 061
Chapter 2　Labor Shortage Continues and Spreads . Wu Yaowu / 063
　　1. Analysis on Labor Market Outcomes . / 065
　　2. Economic Growth and Employment Growth . / 069
　　3. Urban Labor Supply: Questionable Data . / 083
　　4. Further Observation on Labor Shortage: A Case Study . / 088
　　5. Conclusions . / 093
Chapter 3　Demographic Analysis of Surplus Labor in Rural China
　　　　　　. Cai Fang / 095
　　1. Distribution of Rural Labor and Estimation of Its Surplus . / 096
　　2. How Should We Understand the Situation of Labor Reallocation  / 102
　　3. Policy Reforms Aiming at Further Promoting Labor Migration  / 105
Chapter 4　Rural Surplus Labor: Findings from Village Survey
　　　　　　 Han Jun,Chui Chuanyi and Fan Aiai / 113
　　1. Changes of Employment Structure in Rural Areas  / 114
　　2. New Features of Labor Transformation out of Agriculture . / 117
　　3. Shortage of Young Labor . / 118
　　4. New Stage of Rural Labor Transformation . / 120
　　5. Conclusions and Recommendations . / 124
Chapter 5　Lessening Rural Migrants' Wage Arrear  Wang Meiyan / 128
　　1. The Basic Situation of Rural Migrants' Wage Arrear . / 128
　　2. Measures Dealing with Rural Migrants' Wage Arrear  / 130
　　3. Lessening Rural Migrants' Wage Arrear  / 134
　　4. Conclusions and Policy Suggestions  / 144
Chapter 6　The Lewisian Turning Point of China's
　　　　　　Economic Development  Cai Fang / 147
　　1. The Implications of the Turning Point to Development  / 148
　　2. Dual Economy Development with Chinese Characteristics . / 150
　　3. The Stages of Development and Turning Point . / 154
　　4. Increases in Wage Rate and Labor Cost . / 156
　　5. Institutional Innovations and Growth Sustainability . / 161
Chapter 7　Exploiting Potentialities for Labor Supply  Du Yang / 170
　　1. Timing of Exploiting Potentialities for Labor Supply  / 171
　　2. Potentials of Labor Supply  / 176
　　3. Room of Institutional Changes to Increase Labor Supply  / 184
Chapter 8　Ameliorating Environment for Employment and Re-employment
　　　　　　. Wu Yaowu / 194
　　1. The Environment of Labor Market is Improving  / 195
　　2. Improvement of Labor Market Policies  / 200
　　3. The Effect of Labor Market Policies . / 204
　　4. How to Further Improve the Policies?  / 208
　　5. Is the Advantage of Labor Intensive Industry Weakening? . / 216
Chapter 9　Turning Point of Labor Protection  Gao Wenshu and Li Xu / 219
　　1. Labor Protection in Developed Countries Since Taking off  / 219
　　2. The New Stage of Labor Protection in China  / 223
　　3. Issues and Solutions of Labor Protection in China . / 233
Chapter 10　Sustaining Economic Growth by Deepening Education
　　　　　　 Wang Meiyan / 243
　　1. The Essential Role of Education on China's Economic Growth . / 244
　　2. Educational Expense and Educational Level
　　　　in Urban and Rural Areas . / 245
　　3. Returns to Education in Urban and Rural Areas . / 246
　　4. Main Conclusions and Policy Implications  / 258
Chapter 11　Breaking through the Traditional Way of Industrialization
　　　　　　 Pan Jiahua and San Feng / 264
　　1. Economic Growth in Recent Years Still Relies
　　　　on Capital-Intensive Industrialization . / 265
　　2. The Traditional Way of Industrialization Meeting Dilemma  / 268
　　3. International Complaints on China's Traditional Way of
　　　　Industrialization  / 271
　　4. Drawbacks of Current Pattern of Industrialization:
　　　　Peering at Expansion of Steel Industry . / 277
　　5. Changing the Traditional Pattern into a New Style of
　　　　Industrialization  / 280
Chapter 12　How Can China Maintain Its Competitiveness
　　　　　　under Circumstance of Rising Labor Cost?  Cai Fang / 284
　　1. Change in Comparative Advantage as Lewisian
　　　　Turning Point Approaches . / 285
　　2. Transformation of Growth Pattern: A Hard Jump . / 289
　　3. Keeping the Pace between Economic Growth and
　　　　Employment Expansion . / 294
　　4. Policy Options for Sustaining Current Comparative Advantage . / 304