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Our Country's Human Resource Allocation & Education System Reform

Xiao Nan-zi

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The imbalance of human resource structure among industries should be adjusted by education, which plays an important role in developing human resource. Consequently, it is an vital to establish good interaction among human resource allocation, labor market, and education system in order to promote Chinese industry structure and economic growth.

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The imbalance of human resource structure among industries should be adjusted by education, which plays an important role in developing human resource. Consequently, it is an vital to establish good interaction among human resource allocation, labor market, and education system in order to promote Chinese industry structure and economic growth.

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The imbalance of human resource structure among industries should be adjusted by education, which plays an important role in developing human resource. Consequently, it is an vital to establish good interaction among human resource allocation, labor market, and education system in order to promote Chinese industry structure and economic growth.

Key concepts: Human resources, Resource allocation, Order (exchange), Resource (disambiguation), Business, Economics, Economic system, Environmental economics

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