Why We Cannot Count the “Unemployed”

As of mid-2001, after six or seven years of massive bloodletting from the rolls of state-owned firms, one stark outcome is apparent. No one, and certainly not the central government, knows how many once-state workers have been removed from their posts. This article aims to characterize the chaos ram...

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Veröffentlicht in:	China Quarterly 2001-09, Vol.167 (167), p.671-688
1. Verfasser:	Solinger, Dorothy J.
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Centralization China China (People's Republic) Economic Change Economic conditions Economic policy Economic statistics Economic Systems Employment Error of Measurement Government business enterprises Government statistics Industry Judgment Labor aspects Labor sector Labor supply Labour market structure Layoffs Manual workers Measurement Peoples Republic of China Post-communist societies Privatization Public enterprise Regional studies Research Report State participation Statistics Structural change Unemployment Unemployment Rates Working class
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