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Manufacturing In China Today: Employment And Labor Compensation

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Judith Banister () (The Conference Board)
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China is now the global manufacturing workshop. There is strong interest throughout the world in understanding what makes China so competitive in manufacturing. Clearly one component of that competitiveness is the low cost of labor in China’s manufacturing sector. This report analyzes and evaluates the most complete recent data on China manufacturing employment and labor compensation, which come from China’s First National Economic Census.

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Paper provided by The Conference Board, Economics Program in its series Economics Program Working Papers with number 07-01.

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Date of creation: Oct 2007
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