Cai Fang is Director of the Institute of Population and Labor Economics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), and has frequently been a visiting scholar at major universities throughout the world. He was a delegate to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the 11th National People’s Congress, and is a standing committee member of both the National People’s Congress and Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee.

• CONTENTSList of Tables List of Figures PrefaceAcknowledgementsList of ContributorsChapter One Demographic Changes During the Period of Twelfth Five-Year Plan and Predictions for PopulationDevelopmentHu Ying, Cai Fang, and Du YangChapter Two Low Fertility and Related Theoretical Issues in China Guo ZhigangChapter Three How China Tackled the Global Financial Crisis Cai Fang, Du Yang, and Wang MeiyanChapter Four Public Investment and Employment: An Empirical Analysis Wang DewenChapter Five Growing Pains: What Employment Dilemma Does China Face at Its Lewis Turning Point? Cai FangChapter Six The Impact of the Financial Crisis on Employment in Small and Medium Enterprises Wu Yaowu and Du YangChapter Seven Changes in Industrial Location and Labor Flows in China Cai Fang, Wang Meiyan, and Qu YueChapter Eight Population, Industrial Development, and Employment in Chinese Urbanization Du Yang, Wang MeiyanChapter Nine Has Labor Migration Really Not Narrowed the Rural-Urban Income Gap?Cai Fang and Wang MeiyanChapter Ten Emission Reduction Compatible with Economic and Employment Growth Cai Fang, Du Yang, and Wang MeiyanChapter Eleven The New Elements of China’s Labor Market in the Post-Financial-Crisis Era Cai Fang, Wang MeiyanChapter Twelve Reform of the Hukou System and Unification of Rural-Urban Social Welfare Cai FangIndex