China's Household Income and Its Distribution, 1995 and 2002

By A. R. Khan, C. Riskin. The China Quarterly, 2005

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Migrants as Second-Class Workers in Urban China? A Decomposition Analysis (2009, background): “Indeed, rural migrants surveyed in the CHIP data were selected from resident communities (Khan and Riskin, 2005).”
• Estimating Income Inequality in China Using Grouped Data and the Generalized Beta Distribution (2007, background): “1Most recent contributions include Knight and Song (2003), Meng (2004), Kanbur and Zhang (2005), Gustafsson and Li (2002), Tsui (1998), Wan (2004), Wei (1999), and Khan and Riskin (2005).”
• Reassessing human resource management ‘with Chinese characteristics’: An overview (2008, background): “…the lower the value of the coefficient, the more equally household income is distributed) and is probably becoming one of the most unequal in East Asia, which seems rather odd for a country officially characterizing itself ‘socialist’ (Khan and Riskin 2005; Si and Sato 2006; Shue and Wong 2007).”