Labour Market Reform in China

Explore the intricate dynamics of China's labor market with Labour Market Reform in China by Xin Meng, published by Cambridge University Press in 2000. This insightful hardback spans 238 pages, providing a comprehensive analysis of both urban and rural labor market reforms that have taken place over the past two decades.

In this compelling work, Meng documents and examines the institutional changes that have shaped China's economic landscape. The book presents compelling evidence that further labor market reform is essential for sustaining China's impressive growth rates. Dive into the complexities of labor economics, rural-urban migration, and the interplay between labor and the state, making it a must-read for anyone interested in economic development and labor relations in China.

Enhance your understanding of economic policies and their impacts with this essential resource for students, scholars, and professionals alike.