Ⅰ. IntroductionPoverty has generally been perceived as a ruralphenomenon in China. However, urban poverty hasbecome a vital issue since 1995 with the re-structuringof public-owned enterprises. Even officiall statisti...Ⅰ. IntroductionPoverty has generally been perceived as a ruralphenomenon in China. However, urban poverty hasbecome a vital issue since 1995 with the re-structuringof public-owned enterprises. Even officiall statisticsconfirm that the total number of unemployed workersplus xiagang(laid-off)workers reached a figure of some展开更多
文摘Ⅰ. IntroductionPoverty has generally been perceived as a ruralphenomenon in China. However, urban poverty hasbecome a vital issue since 1995 with the re-structuringof public-owned enterprises. Even officiall statisticsconfirm that the total number of unemployed workersplus xiagang(laid-off)workers reached a figure of some