Labour supply in China 1982-2002
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Liu, Zhibin
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Canberra, ACT : The Australian National University
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The thesis analyses the current situation of the
labour force in China, including its dimensions,
composition, structure, distribution and participation
patterns. Furthermore, based on this, a projection is
made of the future supply of the labour force in China
during 1982-2002. The analysis is based mainly on 1982
Population Census data.
The thesis is organized in six chapters. The
first one is an introduction in which the importance and
definition of labour force studies and some basic
background information about China will be explained.
The second and third chapters analyse the current
situation of the labour force and trends of labour force
participation. It is demonstrated that rapid growth of
the labour force in China since 1949 has resulted in
continuing structural problems which have not been
conducive to development of a modern economy. These two
chapters are also the preparation for constructing tables
of economically active life and labour force projections
in the next two chapters. Here it is shown that the
structural imbalances in the labour force of China are
likely to continue. The last chapter is a summary of
the thesis. Some suggestions or questions are presented
in this chapter, based on the work in previous chapters.
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