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1 * 46 1 * 07JZD BCK001 EYH Christiansen 1990 Cheng & Selden 1994 Mallee Wang 1997 Solinger 1999 Chan & Zhang 1999 Wang

2 Chan & Zhang 1999 Wang 2005 Cheng & Selden 1994 Chan & Zhang 1999 Chan & Buckingham 2008 Solinger 1999 Alexander & Chan Wu & Treiman

3 Chan & Buckingham 2008 Davies & Ramia

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5 Musgrave a 1986b Musgrave & Musgrave 1989 Buchanan & Musgrave Wong 1991 Oi 1992 Whiting

6 GDP % Whiting 2007 GDP 63

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8 Projection pursuit model % 15 33% 13 28%

10 i j x ij i = 1 2 n j = 1 2 m n m 1 2 y ij = x ij - minx ij 1 maxx ij - minx ij y ij = maxx ij - x ij 2 maxx ij - minx ij 2. m y ij α = α 1 α 2 α m i z i Q z i = m j = 1 α j y ij Q = s α d α 3 4 s α 4 67

11 s α = 1 [ z i - 珋 z ] 2 n n i = 珋 z 5 d α r i1 i 2 = z i1 - z i2 d α = n n i 1 = 1 i 2 = 1 f R - r i1 i 2 I R - r i1 i 2 6 R [ ] R max r i1 i 2 + m 2 2 m R 6 = m f R - r i1 i 2 f R - r i1 i 2 = R - r i1 i 2 R > r i1 i 2 I R - r i1 i 2 = α maxq α { 7 α = 1 α = α 1 α 2 α n 4. α 3 z i z i 2 68

12 i j x ij i = 1 2 n j = 1 2 m n m Y = y ij n m N y ij Z = z ij n m 69

13 z ij = y ij - y珋 j 8 s j z ij y珋 j j s j j g u j = a j1 f 1 + a j2 f a jg f g + ε j j = 1 2 m 9 U = A F + ε 10 U = u 1 u 2 u m T u j j A = a jk m g a jk f k u j F = f 1 f 2 f g T ε ε = ε 1 ε 2 ε m T ε j u j z ij n m R = r ij n m R λ 1 > λ 2 > > λ m > 0 β 1 β 2 β m λ j β j z j g λ 1 > λ 2 > > λ g > 1 λ k δ k = k = 1 2 g g λ k k = 1 g k = 1 δ k 80% g 80% ± F n g = f ik n g = Z n m B m g 11 f ik = m z ij b jk Z n m f ik j = 1 70

14 B m g 1 % % % % KMO. 765 Bartlett χ % % 12 F i F i = g k = 1 δ k f ik 12 F i α k f ik F i 2 F i g g 13 71

15 d 2 ij = g k = 1 f ik - f jk d ij i j f ik f jk i j k n s G 1 G 2 G s G p G q G r G r G s D sr D 2 sr = n p + n s D 2 sp + n q + n s n D 2 s sq - D 2 pq 14 n r + n s n r + n s n r + n s 14 p q r s G p G q G r G s D sp D sq D pq G s G p G s G q G p G q

16 3 GDP GDP 73

18 2 F 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 F

19 F 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 F F 1 F 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 2. N

20 3 35% 18% 3 % GDP % % 2. 77

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27 Alexander Peter & Anita Chan 2004 Does China Have an Apartheid Pass System Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 30. Buchanan James M. & Richard A. Musgrave 1999 Public Finance and Public Choice Two Contrasting Visions of the State. Cambridge Mass MIT Press. Chan Kam Wing & Will Buckingham 2008 Is China Abolishing the Hukou System The China Quarterly 195. Chan Kam Wing & Li Zhang 1999 The Hukou System and Rural-Urban Migration Processes and Changes. The China Quarterly 160. Cheng Tiejun & Mark Selden 1994 The Origins and Social Consequences of China s Hukou System. The China Quarterly 139. Christiansen Flemming 1990 Social Division and Peasant Mobility in Mainland China The Implications of Hu-k ou System. Issues and Studies 26. Davies Gloria & Gaby Ramia 2008 Governance Reform towards Serving Migrant Workers The Local Implementation of Central Government Regulations. The China Quarterly 193. Mallee Hein 1995 China s Household Registration System under Reform. Development and Change Reform of the Hukou System. Chinese Sociology and Anthropology 29. Musgrave Richard A The Theory of Public Finance A Study in Public Economy. New York McGraw-Hill Book Company. 1986a Public Finance in A Democratic Society Vol. 1 Social Goods Taxation and Fiscal Policy. Sussex Harvester Press. 84

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29 The Problem on Structural Dislocation of Social Status Zhang Jing 41 Abstract This article discusses about the causes of group discontent during the social transitional period. In addition to the theory of income gap the author attempts to reveal the impact of structural dislocation upon highly educated young groups. After reviewing the tradition of diploma-oriented education this article exhibits the following trends graduates' job will their anticipations about future social status the scale of highly educated outputs and unemployed graduates' actual positions in the society and the classifications of their employers and locations. Based on comparative analysis the author points out that as graduates enter the society the difficulty of structural advance will be met which shakes the order of gaining anticipated social status for new generations and influences the behaviors and attitudes of them. Meanwhile the role of education as a social distribution stabilizer is weakening. Developmentalist Government and Urban Hukou Threshold Rethinking hukou system reform Wu Kaiya & Zhang Li 58 Abstract After years of transition from the central planning system to the marketoriented one the actual progress of hukou system reform has not met the expectations of the public which is removing every restriction on accessing a formal registration in the city. The purpose of this study is to seek for a better understanding of the barrier of hukou system reform. Taking the perspective of developmentalist government the paper tries to explain the rationale for the existence of hukou barrier. Applying the projection pursuit model as well as the techniques of factor analysis and cluster analysis to analyze the data of 46 cities our empirical findings show that the hukou barrier at the city level can be largely explained by many social and economic factors including economic output the level of consumption the provision ability of urban infrastructure the degree of outside dependence and economic structure. Market or Non-Market An Empirical Analysis of the Main Causes of Income Inequalities in China Today Chen Guangjin 86 Abstract In existent researches on mechanisms of the making of income inequalities in China since 1978 there are two kinds of causal-attributing patterns. The first pattern ascribes income inequalities mainly or completely to the process of economic marketization while the second one ascribes them mainly or completely to various non-market mechanisms. Based on eight nation-wide surveys of rural and urban households from 1989 to 2008 this paper firstly applies methodologies of inequality 243

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