Add to ORKGThis paper analyzes how the implementation of the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) household registration (hukou) system in the 1950s has created material resource disparities between the urban and rural sectors that have persisted in the market reform economy. It examines hukou founding documents, urban population management laws, and pilot solutions to address structural inequities. It concludes with an analysis of current provincial and national government solutions seeking to bridge the rural-urban economic gap, notably the need to reform the hukou instrument to increase equitability and social stability. Although previous scholars have linked the PRC’s household registration laws to its socialist modernization economic platform, this...
This research paper, presented as a Bachelor thesis, will address few crucial aspects of function a...
In China, the past 30 years have been characterized by economic growth and rapid development that ha...
Article written by Miguel Elosua and Ai Chi-Han The ratio of rural to urban population is an importa...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
Along with a series of reforms of the household registration, or the hukou system, there has been a ...
In the early 1950?s a universal registration system called the Hukou system was established in China...
The Chinese household registration system (hukou) may be the most important determinant of different...
2014-07-25Since the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) founding in 1921, scholars worldwide have examin...
Over the past few decades of economic reform, China's labor markets have been transformed to an incr...
This research paper, presented as a Bachelor thesis, will address few crucial aspects of function a...
In China, the past 30 years have been characterized by economic growth and rapid development that ha...
Article written by Miguel Elosua and Ai Chi-Han The ratio of rural to urban population is an importa...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
Abstract: To facilitate industralisation and, hence, urban economic growth from the mid-20 century, ...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
In the 1950s the People’s Republic of China introduced a household registration system to keep under...
Along with a series of reforms of the household registration, or the hukou system, there has been a ...
In the early 1950?s a universal registration system called the Hukou system was established in China...
The Chinese household registration system (hukou) may be the most important determinant of different...
2014-07-25Since the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) founding in 1921, scholars worldwide have examin...
Over the past few decades of economic reform, China's labor markets have been transformed to an incr...
This research paper, presented as a Bachelor thesis, will address few crucial aspects of function a...
In China, the past 30 years have been characterized by economic growth and rapid development that ha...
Article written by Miguel Elosua and Ai Chi-Han The ratio of rural to urban population is an importa...