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Employment expansion in globalization : how is China responding to the change in comparative advantage?

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China's demographic transition and labor market changes : implications to China and the rest of the world

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China's labor market on crossroad

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The role of monetary and fiscal policies in promoting more and better jobs in China : issues, evidence and policy options

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The role of labour market and sectoral policies in promoting more and better jobs in China : issues, evidence and policy options

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Migration and labor mobility in China

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Demographic ageing and employment in China

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Approaching a neoclassical scenario : the labor market in China after the Lewis turning point

Cai, Fang - In: China finance and economic review : CFER 1 (2013), pp. 1-15

As China passes through its Lewis turning point characterized first by the appearance of a labor shortage and a constant increase in wages, its labor market shows both features of the dual economy and neoclassical growth. This paper first depicts the trend of population as a root cause of the...

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