Chinese Journal of Population Science 2004 Issue 2 Re-estimating the Population Size in China Requires Greater Caution

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Chinese Journal of Population Science
1000-7881
2004 Issue 2

Re-estimating the Population Size in China Requires Greater Caution
zhong shui ying

..............page:74-78

Life Stability of Rural-urban Migrants and Their Willingness to Be Urban Citizens
huang zu hui ; qian wen rong ; mao ying chun

..............page:68-73

How Does Economic Restructuring Impact the Life of the Urban Poor
yin hai jie ; guan shi xu

..............page:61-67

Improvement of Employment Efficiency in State-owned Enterprise During the Economic Transition:An Analysis Based on the Internal Labor Market Theory
zuo xin min

..............page:53-60

Sectoral Segmentation of Labor Markets and the Labor Mobility
zhang zhan xin

..............page:45-52

The Positive Impacts of the Privatization of Pension Reform upon the Labor Markets in UK:Three Points Can Be learnt for China
zheng bing wen ; hu yun chao

..............page:33-44

Pattern of the Transition of Social Security System in USA and Its Implications to China
wang cheng

..............page:22-32

Social Security and Human Capital Investment
lai de sheng ; tian yong po

..............page:13-21

Methodological Discussions on the Population Simulations for Adjustment of Fertility Policy
guo zhi gang

..............page:2-12