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Chinese research perspectives on population and labor, volume 4 : 12th five-year review and 13th five-year outlook / edited by Cai Fang and Zhang Juwei.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextSeries: Chinese Research Perspectives ; volume4. | Asian Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2018, ISBN: 9789004353268Publisher: Leiden Boston : BRILL, 2018Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9789004372351
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Print version:: Chinese research perspectives on population and labor, volume 4: 12th five-year review and 13th five-year outlook,DDC classification:
  • 304.6072/051 23
LOC classification:
  • HB850.5.C6 C45 2018
Online resources:
Contents:
Preliminary Material / Cai Fang and Zhang Juwei -- A Study of the Developmental Strategy for China’s Population during the 13th Five-Year Plan Period / Zhang Juwei, Lin Bao and Yang Ge -- Trends in Population Movement and Employment of Rural Migrant Workers / Qu Xiaobo, Yang Ge and Cheng Jie -- Achievements, Experience and Challenges in Employment / Gao Wenshu, Qu Xiaobo and Cheng Jie -- Forecast and Gap Analysis of China’s Labor Supply and Demand / Zhang Chewei and Cai Yifei -- Progress in the Reform of the System of Endowment Insurance and Its Outlook / Cheng Jie and Gao Wenshu -- The Development of China’s Basic Medical Insurance System and Its Main Achievements / Chen Qiulin -- Index / Cai Fang and Zhang Juwei.
Summary: This volume is based on Green Book of Population and Labor No. 16 originally published in Chinese. Chapter one reviews developments in population and family planning during the 12th five-year plan period (2011–2015), presents forecast, and examines the relationship between demographic changes and economic development. Chapter two focuses on population movement trends and employment situation of rural migrant workers. The country’s overall employment situation in this period is presented in chapter three. Chapter four examines trends in China’s labor supply and demand. Chapters five and six look at recent progress in and development of China’s old-age insurance and medical insurance systems. As in previous volumes, this one contains policy suggestions for labor market development and population management.
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Preliminary Material / Cai Fang and Zhang Juwei -- A Study of the Developmental Strategy for China’s Population during the 13th Five-Year Plan Period / Zhang Juwei, Lin Bao and Yang Ge -- Trends in Population Movement and Employment of Rural Migrant Workers / Qu Xiaobo, Yang Ge and Cheng Jie -- Achievements, Experience and Challenges in Employment / Gao Wenshu, Qu Xiaobo and Cheng Jie -- Forecast and Gap Analysis of China’s Labor Supply and Demand / Zhang Chewei and Cai Yifei -- Progress in the Reform of the System of Endowment Insurance and Its Outlook / Cheng Jie and Gao Wenshu -- The Development of China’s Basic Medical Insurance System and Its Main Achievements / Chen Qiulin -- Index / Cai Fang and Zhang Juwei.

This volume is based on Green Book of Population and Labor No. 16 originally published in Chinese. Chapter one reviews developments in population and family planning during the 12th five-year plan period (2011–2015), presents forecast, and examines the relationship between demographic changes and economic development. Chapter two focuses on population movement trends and employment situation of rural migrant workers. The country’s overall employment situation in this period is presented in chapter three. Chapter four examines trends in China’s labor supply and demand. Chapters five and six look at recent progress in and development of China’s old-age insurance and medical insurance systems. As in previous volumes, this one contains policy suggestions for labor market development and population management.

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