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Difficulties and Solutions of the Rural Migrants' Employment in City during the Process of City and Countryside Integration

HE Xiao-mi

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This article elaborates on the difficulties, reasons, and governments'counteracts about the new rising phenomenon that rural migrants now tend to be employed in the tertiary-industry of urban area in the process of city and countryside integration from the perspectives of culture, economy and society.

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This article elaborates on the difficulties, reasons, and governments'counteracts about the new rising phenomenon that rural migrants now tend to be employed in the tertiary-industry of urban area in the process of city and countryside integration from the perspectives of culture, economy and society.

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This article elaborates on the difficulties, reasons, and governments'counteracts about the new rising phenomenon that rural migrants now tend to be employed in the tertiary-industry of urban area in the process of city and countryside integration from the perspectives of culture, economy and society.

Key concepts: Rural area, Phenomenon, Process (computing), Economic geography, Economic growth, Political science, Geography, Economy

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