The purpose of this manuscript is to construct the economy-wide number of laborers by “age times education ” (at each age with a break-down by education) for each year of the reform period (1978-2003), as well as to forecast the number of laborers by age times education through 2025. These are the raw data for use in the construction of measures of the quantity and quality of labor. The manuscript starts with an introduction to how data on population (including laborers) are collected and evaluates the age-specific data. The second and third section examine the changes to the classification into different education categories over time and the changes in the rate of completion of a particular level of schooling. The fourth section explains ...
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China’s rapid economic development during the last 30 years has been largely driven by the employmen...
This paper re-measures the labor’s share of GDP since the reform and opening up by amending and supp...
This paper examines the emergence of labour markets in China through the lens of returns to rural ed...
This paper analyzes the impact of population aging trends on the supply of labor in my country from ...
This paper discusses how Labor Contract Law, the aging population and technology influence labor wag...
In the main text, we have discussed three large-scale compositional changes in the urban labor force...
This essay investigate the returns to education in China using pooled CHNS (China Health and Nutriti...
Prior to its economic reforms, China did not have an operating labor market. The government assigned...
Chinese urban workers are no longer shielded from market forces. They are bearing the brunt of the a...
We present the first systematic study on child labor in China. Child labor is not a negligible socia...
The processes of human resources formation and development are among the topical areas of research o...
Studies the move towards a free labor market in China, including the current status of the labor mar...
We study the labor markets in China and the United States, the two largest economies in the world, b...
Increasing life expectancy and rapid fertility decline in China since the 1970s have accelerated the...
This paper makes a preliminary attempt to fill a long-standing employment data gap in the study of C...
China’s rapid economic development during the last 30 years has been largely driven by the employmen...
This paper re-measures the labor’s share of GDP since the reform and opening up by amending and supp...
This paper examines the emergence of labour markets in China through the lens of returns to rural ed...