Labor Migration, Human Capital Agglomeration and Regional Development in China
By Yuming Fu, Stuart A. Gabriel. 2012
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Sociology and Political Science
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- Rural-Urban Migration in Developing Countries: Lessons from the Literature (2021, background): “In this respect, Fu and Gabriel (2012) who study internal migration flows across Chinese provinces in the 1990s find that high-skill migrants valued the human capital concentration of destination areas but that low-skill migrants did not.”
- What is Different About Urbanization in Rich and Poor Countries? Cities in Brazil, China, India and the United States (2017, unknown): “Fu and Gabriel (2012) find that the migration patterns of high-skilled workers suggest that they are particularly responding to human capital externalities in China.”
- High-level talent flow and its influence on regional unbalanced development in China (2018, unknown): “…Rickman, Olfert, & Ali, 2012; Walker, Ellis, & Barff, 1992), British (Gagliardi, 2015), Germany (Parikh & Van Leuvensteijn, 2003), Austria (Tang, Rowe, Corcoran, & Sigler, 2014), Taiwan (Lan, 2011) and China (Fu & Gabriel, 2012; Han & Li, 2017; Liu & Shen, 2014; Liu, Shen, Xu, & Wang, 2017).”