Changes in the structure and prediction of earnings in Chinese state enterprises during the economic reform

Article Abstract:

China is undertaking an ambitious economic reform programme in its state enterprises in order to integrate them with industries in the rest of the world. However, China's traditional wages systems which reward employees depending on their age and length of service are conflicting with new payment practices that pays more to people with formal qualifications and who hold responsible positions. Research shows that between 1985 and 1990 there was some movement towards the reform model.

Social aspects, China, Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, Economic development, Wages, Wages and salaries

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The influence of international human capital on global initiatives and financial performance

Article Abstract:

A study examining the relationship between international human capital global initiatives and financial performance, is presented.

United States, Intnl Affairs & Finance, National Security and International Affairs, Analysis, International aspects, International finance, Human capital

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