analysis of chinese migrant workers and the dual economic structure the cumulative effect of the vicious circle（分析中国农民工和二元经济结构的累积效应的恶性循环）.docVIP

Analysis of Chinese migrant workers and the dual economic structure the cumulative effect of the vicious circle Abstract: In China, under special breeding conditions, and the flow of migrant workers Xiangxie and to the ‘poor, crowded, dangerous, low’ four migrant workers. To migrant workers as the background history to summarize, this paper selected 1978 to 2008 data, econometric models used Chinese migrant workers return to the dual economic structure transformation and the formation of a vicious antagonistic relationship. Accumulation of this vicious cycle of relationship, leading to slow development in rural areas, urban and rural labor productivity serious imbalance in the costs of institutional change, and ultimately enhance the economic structure dualism. Keywords: dual economic structure of migrant workers accumulate a vicious cycle Foreword ‘Farmers - this is the predecessor of Chinese workers. Will also have tens of millions of peasants into the cities, into the factory and if China needs to build a strong national industry, the construction of many modern cities, there should be a change for the urban rural population, long process. ‘ Changes in economic structure as a special product of China’s migrant workers historic mission is to speed up China’s urbanization process, the dual structure to promote the transformation of the unitary structure to complete the system changes, however, ‘If you want the horse to run, want to horses children do not eat ‘, as this group of emerging, energy continues to accumulate, due to the relative neglect suffered burst out of the problem of migrant workers began to widen the economic gap between the structure of two yuan, challenge the limits of institutional change. A review They are the product of a dual economy, has continued to expand, deal with the dual economy, they are the farmers, has continued into the city, the transition into another identity for the vitality of the new group, we called