Titlebook: China‘s Hukou System; Markets, Migrants an Jason Young Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 China.

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断断续续

Markets, Migrants and Institutional Change,t and maintaining high levels of economic growth and a healthy balance of trade surplus with the developed world. This development success is particularly striking considering the many setbacks, impediments and false starts in China’s modernisation drive since the 19. century.

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Interlocking

Arbeitszeit- und Schichtsystemgestaltungtion of rural farmers into urban labourers. This has acute implications for socioeconomic and political development in the world’s largest developing country as evident in the transformation of the regulations and practices defining China’s . system.

HUMID

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让步

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