THE RISE OF RURAL-TO-RURAL LABOR MARKETS IN CHINA



Table 4. Hiring of Rural-to-Rural Migrants by Private Enterprises and Light

Industry________________________________________________________________

1995__________

__________1988

Total

Male Female

Total Male

Female

(1)

(2)         (3)

(4)         (5)

(6)

Industry Ownership

(Percent Working in

Private Enterprises)

Village Resident Workers

(1)

51

51      49

38     37

38

Commuters

(2)

55

58      52

56      53

60

Migrants

(3)

73

73      74

65      59

83

Industry Type

(Percent Working

in Light Industry)

Commuters

(4)

27

21      36

72      49

86

Migrants

(5)

65

55      78

49      45

61

Source: Authors’ survey.

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