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Invisible China
Book • 2020
In 'Invisible China', Scott Rozelle and Natalie Hell highlight the significant disparities in human capital between urban and rural China, which pose a major challenge to China's transition from a middle-income to a high-income country.
The authors argue that China's reliance on unskilled labor and its failure to invest adequately in rural education could lead to economic stagnation and social unrest.
The authors argue that China's reliance on unskilled labor and its failure to invest adequately in rural education could lead to economic stagnation and social unrest.
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Matthew Klein as a really good book that lays out the concrete consequences of over focus on investment and exports compared to domestic consumption.
Matthew Klein as a really good book that lays out the concrete consequences of over focus on investment and exports compared to domestic consumption.
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Trade Policy Isn't Driving China’s Trade Surplus | Matthew Klein
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Jordan Schneider in relation to Scott Rozelle's work on the human capital environment in China.
Jordan Schneider in relation to Scott Rozelle's work on the human capital environment in China.
Xi: Failed Reformer?
Mentioned by Jordan Schneider as a book discussing China's urban-rural divide and its impact on the country's rise.
Jordan Schneider as a book discussing China's urban-rural divide and its impact on the country's rise.
'Invisible China': How the Urban-Rural Divide Threatens China’s Rise
Recommended by Robert Guest for its insights into the educational disparities in rural China.
Back to the USSR: Russia and Ukraine
Recommended by Robert Guest and 
Callum Williams for its insights into the educational disparities in rural China.
Callum Williams for its insights into the educational disparities in rural China. Back to the USSR: Russia and Ukraine
