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China's labor market on crossroad
Cai, Fang; Wang, Meiyan; Du, Yang - In: China & world economy 13 (2005) 1, pp. 32-46
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Employment expansion in globalization : how is China responding to the change in comparative advantage?
Cai, Fang; Du, Yang; Wang, Meiyan; Yue, Qu - In: The Oxford handbook of offshoring and global employment, (pp. 357-379). 2013
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The new elements of China's labor market in the post-financial-crisis era
Cai, Fang; Wang, Meiyan - 2012
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Labour market changes, labour disputes and social cohesion in China
Cai, Fang; Wang, Meiyan - 2012
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China's demographic transition and labor market changes : implications to China and the rest of the world
Cai, Fang; Wang, Meiyan - In: China, world economy and Korea - China economic cooperation, (pp. 63-96). 2012
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The role of monetary and fiscal policies in promoting more and better jobs in China : issues, evidence and policy options
Cai, Fang; Du, Yang; Wang, Meiyan - 2016
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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
Cai, Fang; Du, Yang; Wang, Meiyan - 2016
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Social protection is not a "negative incentive" : resolving "mill's dilemma" as the stage of development changes
Cai, Fang - In: Chinese research perspectives on population and labor 2 (2015), pp. 140-157
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Demographic perspective of China's economic development
Cai, Fang - 2020
"China is historically famous for its high demographic dividend and its huge working population and this has driven tremendous economic growth over the past few decades. However, that population has begun to shrink and the Lewis turning point whereby surplus rural population has been absorbed...
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