Migration, Labor Market Flexibility, and Wage Determination in China: A Review

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Migrants as Second-Class Workers in Urban China? A Decomposition Analysis (2009, background): “…20% of rural migrant workers are estimaed to live with their family in urban areas, the total number of rural-urban migrant population is estimated at around 160 million in 2006. migrant workers and their employers (Knight et al. 1999, Appleton et al. 2004, Knight and Yueh 2004a, 2004b, Zhao 2005).”
Intergenerational Time-for-Money Exchanges in Rural China: Does Reciprocity Reduce Depressive Symptoms of Older Grandparents? (2008, background): “As a result of the “Hukou” household registration system, which assigns people almost permanent residential status to either urban or rural locations, most migrants from rural China will only temporarily stay away from home villages, making it difficult to take their children with them ( Bai & Song,”
Rural migrant workers in China: scenario, challenges and public policy (2008, background): “This paper therefore does not intend to provide a survey on the literature of China’s rural migration studies; an excellent literature survey was written by Zhao (2005) .”
Land Tenure Arrangements and Rural-Urban Migration in China (2011, methodology): “Education and income have mixed impacts (Zhao 2005).”