Counting the cost

Article Abstract:

The economic implications of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) are discussed. The economic growth forecasts, employment, salaries, tourism collections, and hotel occupancies have been on the decline, since the outbreak. If the epidemic is severe, China will have to face serious economic consequences.

Epidemics, Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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Labour pains

Article Abstract:

There is a shortage of low-paid, unskilled labor force in China. The reasons for this dearth are poor working conditions coupled with low wages. In the event the industries opt to increase the wages, the country will face inflationary conditions

Personnel administration, Compensation and benefits, Work environment, Unskilled labor, Working conditions, Unskilled labour

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