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Education and labor market consequences of removal migration selectivity: evidence from the abolishment of rural/urban Hukou
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Education and labor market consequences of removal migration selectivity: evidence from the abolishment of rural/urban Hukou
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ABSTRACT
Starting from 2002, China is removing the rural-urban selective migration scheme, the Hukou system. Exploiting the differences in the timing of the policy implementation across regions suggests that the Hukou reform leads to a 13.1 percentage points reduction in rural highschool enrollment rate and a 20.9 percentage points reduction in employment for the affected rural cohorts. Spillover effects to urban youth's educational achievement is small.
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Presenter
Yao Pan
Aalto University School of Business
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Research Fields
Development economics and labor economics
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Date:
18 March 2015 (Wednesday)
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Time:
4pm - 5.30pm
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Venue:
Meeting Room 5.1, Level 5
School of Economics
Singapore Management University
90 Stamford Road
Singapore 178903
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