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• Select China's demographic destiny and its economic implications: population changes will impact China's long-term economic growth and global competitiveness

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  China's demographic destiny and its economic implications: population changes will impact China's long-term economic growth and global competitiveness

  Author:Cliff WaldmanFrom:Business Economics (Vol. 40, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

  Oct. 20057,246 words Article China appears to be at the edge of an historic demographic transition, setting the country on a path to grow old before it becomes prosperous. This paper presents a detailed picture of the current population dynamic and...
• Select The labor market in post-reform China: history, evidence, and implications; China's labor cost advantages are shifting but will remain formidable

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  The labor market in post-reform China: history, evidence, and implications; China's labor cost advantages are shifting but will remain formidable

  Author:Cliff WaldmanFrom:Business Economics (Vol. 39, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

  Oct. 20047,565 words Article Concern over China's growing economic power has focused attention on its prevailing wage, which--in spite of recent strong growth--remains a fraction of that of the industrialized countries. This paper analyzes the...
• Select An empirical model of the sources of innovation in the U.S. manufacturing sector: one must look beyond R & D to understand innovation

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  An empirical model of the sources of innovation in the U.S. manufacturing sector: one must look beyond R & D to understand innovation

  Authors:Jeremy A. Leonard and Cliff WaldmanFrom:Business Economics (Vol. 42, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

  Oct. 20078,726 words Article 1580LThis paper estimates a simple model of innovation in the U.S. manufacturing sector and derives summary indicators of product and process innovation. Our empirical work reveals that the drivers of innovation extend well...