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The Mystery of China’s Labor Shortage
The Wall Street Journal’s China Real Time Blog looks at reports of a severe labor shortage in China’s manufacturing centers: So where have all the theoretically jobless peasants gone? Structural unemployment – a mismatch between the skills workers have and those sought by employers – doesn’t fully explain the phenomenon. To answer the question, one needs to consider a combination of facFebruary 22, 2010 9:43 PM
CDT Money: China Cuts Reserve Requirement
China’s central bank announced a reduction in the amount of cash banks must hold as reserves on Saturday, capping a
Does China Have Enough People?
The Economist looks at new Chinese census data, and asks an unusual question:
Does China have enough people? The questio
May 5, 2011 9:23 PM
Is Cheap Labour Drying Up?
Long the life-blood of China’s economy, it seems cheap labour is becoming increasingly hard to come by. Following an arti
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