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China: Surplus labour and migration
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Statistical Methods for Social Scientists
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Limited-dependent and qualitative variables in econometrics
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A Theory of Marital Fertility Transition
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A Re-estimation of the Multiplying Factors for the Brass Technique for Determining Childhood Survivorship Rates
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Estimating Infant Mortality Trends from Child Survivorship Data
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Hukou and non-hukou migrations in China: comparisons and contrasts
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Hukou and non-hukou migrations in China: comparisons and contrasts
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The Hukou system's constraints on migrant workers' job mobility in Chinese cities
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Dual-track urbanization in a transitional economy: The case of Pearl River Delta in South China
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The Impact Of Remittances On Rural Poverty And Inequality In China
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Agriculture and Food Security in China: What Effect WTO Accession and Regional Trade Arrangements?
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Characteristics of Rural-Urban Migrants: The Case of Tianjin, China
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