This translated volume is based on the Chinese publication Green Book of Population and Labor (No. 18). It focuses on the new era of economic growth fueled primarily by innovation and entrepreneurship, and corresponding developments in China's employment landscape. Chapter one offers an overview of China's new economy. Chapter two examines emerging trends in both the labor and the job markets. Changes to labor relations under the new economy are discussed in chapter three, followed by two chapters that look closely at the role China's largest online ride-hailing service provider has played in shaping the workforce and in job creation. The final chapter reports on current policy support for innovative industries, and makes recommendations.

El problema actual de distribucion de ingresos de China tiene la universalidad presentada en el proceso del rapido desarrollo de los paises de economia de mercado, tambien cuenta con la especialidad causada de los mecanismos institucionales chinos. Observar y comprender este problema requiere no solo comenzar con las leyes generales del desarrollo de la economia de mercado, sino tambien aun mas con los sistemas y mecanismos especiales de China. En base de esto, el libro ha abordado los temas como la presentacion y la esencia de la distribucion del problema de ingresos de China, la brecha de ingresos y el riesgo de la trampa de ingresos medios, los niveles salariales y la proporcion de compensacion laboral, asi como los cambios en el mercado laboral, impacto de la reforma fiscal y la seguridad social en la distribucion del ingreso.

This book discusses the current development of the study on coal combustion, which mainly involves devolatilization, volatiles combustion, char combustion and the formation of pollutants. Regarding the devolatilization of coal, it is well-known that devolatilization has a significant impact on the other processes during coal combustion. The process of char combustion is of central importance in practical pulverized applications. However, the mechanism of char combustion has not yet been completely understood due to the existence of many factors such as the thermal annealing of char, the pore structure, inherent mineral content in char and the fragmentation of the char particle. This book also presents a detailed discussion on the intrinsic reactivity and thermal annealing of char, as well as the comparison of different char combustion models.