Labor market segmentation and income inequality in urban China

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Abstract

Though central to the market transition debate, the effect of the institutional realignment on stratification order has not been adequately addressed. I reformulate market transition hypotheses and use data from a recent survey in a Chinese city to test market transition theory and path dependence arguments. I make the linkage between literatures on labor market segmentation and literatures on market transition. I show different returns to human and political capital in the private and state sectors in urban China. My research suggests modifications of the conceptual issues used in the market transition debate.

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Zang, X. (2002). Labor market segmentation and income inequality in urban China. Sociological Quarterly. Blackwell Publishing Inc. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1533-8525.2002.tb02382.x

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