Recent developments in China's labour economy
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labour market; employment; wages; working conditions; labour productivity; trend; labour force; unemployment; rural migration; income distribution; marché du travail; emploi; salaire; conditions de travail; productivité du travail; tendance; main-d'oeuvre; chômage; migration rurale; répartition du revenu; mercado de trabajo; empleo; salario; condiciones de trabajo; productividad del trabajo; tendencia; mano de obra; desempleo; migración rural; distribución del ingreso;All these keywords.
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