ECON 2105 C. China Faces Dwindling Labor Supply By Bloomberg News - Aug 30, 2011.

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ECON 2105 C

China Faces Dwindling Labor Supply By Bloomberg News - Aug 30, 2011

China Faces Dwindling Labor Supply  China’s 30yr old one-child policy has caused a decrease in population  A decrease in labor force has caused the real wage rate to increase  Chinese companies are forced to upgrade to higher quality / technological products / higher value products  Japan had to do the same thing in the 1960’s and 70’s and look where they are now  It might be a good time to invest in Chinese technological and machine industry companies

China’s Labor Supply LD LS2 RWR LABOR LS1 CURVE SHIFT:  LS =  population