Why We Cannot Count the “Unemployed”

By D. Solinger. The China Quarterly, 2001

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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• Demographic transition, demographic dividend, and Lewis turning point in China (2010, background): “Based on incomplete employment data and unfounded guesstimates, Chinese and international scholars often educed conclusions such as zero growth of employment and a high and increasing unemployment rate (Ru, Lu, and Li 2008 , 22; Rawski 2001 ; Solinger 2001 ) and doubt the authenticity of the wide”
• What is China's true unemployment rate? (2005, background): “There was an even larger percentage reduction in urban collective sector workers.”