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The Labor Market in the People’s Republic of China: Development and Policy Challenges in Economic Tre of more than 9% (Lin et al. 2003). The benefits of growth were also shared by the people on a broad basis: using the World Bank’s $1-a-day poverty measure, the number of poor is estimated to have dropped from about 490 million to 88 million over the same period, a decline in poverty incidence from 49% in 1981 to 6.9% in 2002 (World Bank 2003).

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A Stocktaking of Viet Nam’s Labor Market Policiesctivities, including employment and wages, were controlled and set by the Government. With the adoption of ., decollectivization and self-managed multiple-ownership production systems were introduced throughout the country, resulting in the diversification of rural employment and the emergence of a vibrant urban workforce.

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Labor Markets in Indonesia: Key Challenges and Policy Issuestes decreased from around 40% in 1976 to around 11% in 1996. The share of workers in agriculture declined fairly constantly from around 55% in 1990 to around 41% in 1997. Over this period, industry saw its share of the workforce increase from 14% to 19%.

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Unemployment, Labor Laws, and Economic Policies in the Philippines to its growing labor force. The social costs of this mass unemployment range from income losses to severe social and psychological problems resulting from not having a job and feeling insecure about the future. Overall, it causes a massive social inefficiency.

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