The Study on Coordination Degree and Countermeasures Between Industrial Structure and Employment Structure
Dan Liu
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Dan Liu
Abstract
Whether the industrial structure is coordination with the employment structure has a significant impact on the economic development and employment.Firstly,this paper reviews the evolution of China’s industrial structure and employment structure during the reform and opening up;Secondly,it measures the degree of disharmony between the industrial structure and employment structure by the introduction of structural deviation factor,labor productivity and employment elasticity coefficient of indicators;Finally,focus on requirements of comprehensive,coordinated and sustainable economic and social development,we proposed that the general idea of the expansion of employment is to maintain growth,to optimize the structure,to flow smoothly.
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Whether the industrial structure is coordination with the employment structure has a significant impact on the economic development and employment.Firstly,this paper reviews the evolution of China’s industrial structure and employment structure during the reform and opening up;Secondly,it measures the degree of disharmony between the industrial structure and employment structure by the introduction of structural deviation factor,labor productivity and employment elasticity coefficient of indicators;Finally,focus on requirements of comprehensive,coordinated and sustainable economic and social development,we proposed that the general idea of the expansion of employment is to maintain growth,to optimize the structure,to flow smoothly.
Key concepts: Sustainable development, China, Productivity, Age structure, Industrial organization, Economics, Labour economics, Economic system