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do nutrition and health affect migrant workers' incomes? some e / Zheng, Shi; Wang, Zhigang; Wang, Holly; Song, Shunfeng   Journal Article
Song, Shunfeng Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Migrant workers have become a major element of the labor force in Chinese cities, making important contributions to the economy while forming a socially disadvantaged group. Existing research on the relationship between the level of nutrition and health and income in China mainly focuses on farmers living in rural areas. Based on a Mincer equation and using a survey in Beijing, this paper examines the relationship between migrant workers' nutrition and health levels and their monthly incomes. We find that the nutrition intake and the body mass index have positive effects on income while duration of illness and daily working hours have negative effects. These conclusions imply that the Chinese Government should put more emphasis on improving migrant workers' well-being, including offering educational programs on nutrition and health, and enhancing medical insurance and the old-age insurance system.
Key Words Health  Migrant Workers  Nutrition  Monthly Income 
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Pricing efficiency in the Chinese NGM and GM soybean future mar / Zheng, Shi; Wang, Zhigang   Journal Article
Zheng, Shi Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract China is the world's largest non-gcnetically modi?ed (NGM) soybean producer and importer' in china': domestic market. Soybeans an: a very in?uential agricultural commodity used an a staple for human consumption. An important animal feed ingredient and a key material for the production of human consumable oil. The northeastern provinces of Heilongjiang, jilin. Liaoning and the inner Mongolia compotes: china'; largest production box. Supplying 60 % of domestic soybeans in china
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