Decision Sciences
8 years ago

Time-lag of Employment Structure in China Revealed: Impact on Industries!

Huadong jingji guanli
Study on the Time-lag of Employment Structure in China
Wang Qing-feng

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The study looked at how different industries in China affect employment over time. By using a method called grey incidence analysis, the researchers found that there is a delay between changes in industry and changes in employment. They discovered that the primary industry lags behind by 9 years, the secondary industry by 8 years, and the territory industry by 3 years.