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In recent years, policymaking in China has put increasing emphasis on stemming the growth in inequality, which had been … expenditure, however, has been on large capital-intensive projects rather than on education and other social spending. More … emphasis on education would help reduce the income gap, since human capital is a key determinant of income. Government policies …
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In closed social systems the social position of an individual is determined by the social position of the family into which he or she was born, whereas in open social systems mobility from one social class to another is possible. This paper concerns the relationship between the class position an...
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Education is reasonably expected to enhance intergenerational social mobility. However, the extent to which educational … and their close relation to massive structural shifts. The erosion of the education-occupation linkage presents a current … other regions. Scandinavian systems show higher chances of social mobility through education, while Mediterranean systems …
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In closed social systems the social position of an individual is determined by the social position of the family into which he or she was born, whereas in open social systems mobility from one social class to another is possible. This paper concerns the relationship between the class position an...
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following puzzle: why do only some children of the same family attain a level of education considered to be socially desirable … roles in the education of their different children. Using part of qualitative data collected in Hong Kong between 1996 and … 1997, this paper focuses on what selective parents did for their children\'s education. The data illustrated that in …
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This paper examines the patterns of educational assortative mating in East and West Germany. In the literature it is well known that individuals do not mate randomly with respect to social and cultural traits, and that highly assortative mating can lead to polarization and exacerbate economic...
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This study examines the relationship between education and mortality, its underlying mechanisms, and its gender and age … variations among older adults in China, using data from the 2002 to 2011 waves of the Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity … Survey. There is an inverse relationship between education and mortality risk. The relationship is explained in full by each …
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In China hukou (the household registration system) imposes barriers on permanent migration from rural to urban areas … 20 percent of all urban residents. Receiving a long education, being a cadre or becoming an officer in the People … counterparts left behind in rural China. The probability of becoming a permanent migrant is positively related to parental …
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The rapid and massive increase of rural-to-urban migration in China has drawn attention to the welfare of migrant … differences in their status in the Chinese residential registration system (hukou) we find no earnings discrimination against …
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China has witnessed the largest migration wave in human history, following the initiation of economic reforms in 1978 …
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