Exports and <i>left‐behind children</i>: Empirical evidence from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey

Chen, Zexing; Li, Bing; Tao, Li

doi:10.1111/roie.12416

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“…(1) Children's learning enthusiasm is generally not high These conditions make the LBC have weak learning concept and low learning enthusiasm, especially in the case of learning difficulties and no help, which further affects their learning enthusiasm. 9 In particular, the lack of necessary discipline will lead to poor self-control of these children, unable to realize what is wrong with their wrong behavior.…”

Section: Current Situation Of Education Problems Of Lbc In Rural Areasmentioning

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RETRACTED: The current situation and countermeasures of education and teaching of left behind children in rural areas

Xue

2021

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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The family education responsibilities of rural left-behind children are not fully implemented, and school education is weak, which has caused a series of problems. The education of rural left-behind children has gradually attracted people's attention. In this context, this article studies the current situation and countermeasures of rural LBC education and teaching. This article combines research methods such as questionnaire survey method and on-site interview method for research. In order to better explain the problems of local government, this article first defines the definition of local government, expounds the theory of personality development, and uses scientific sampling methods in the research process to extract research results from some rural areas in our province.了Analysis. Based on the performance of LBC and non-LBC schools, learning guidance and learning, the current situation of LBC education in China was studied. In addition, this article also studied the performance of LBC parents before and after they went abroad, and made some suggestions. The study found that before the parents went out, LBC's academic performance was mainly concentrated at the intermediate level and above, accounting for 78%. After the parents went out, LBC's academic performance decreased significantly, and the results were mainly concentrated in the intermediate and above. Below, accounting for 84%. It can be seen that the role of parents in children's growth education is essential.

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Section: Current Situation Of Education Problems Of Lbc In Rural Areasmentioning

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2021

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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“…In the research on the relationship between FDI and individual health, scholars mainly focus on the health of adults [7,8] and infants [9] in the host country, while ignoring the impact of FDI on rural-urban migrants' physical health. Some scholars have noticed that FDI will lead to the migration of rural labor into cities, causing the minor children of rural-urban migrants to become left-behind children [10], which in turn will exert a negative influence on the physical health of the children [11]. However, they have not further explored the impact of FDI on this specific group's physical health, which is exactly the research content of this paper.…”

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The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment on Physical Health of Rural-Urban Migrants—Empirical Evidence from China Migrants Dynamic Survey

Han

Liu

Zhao

et al. 2023

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The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) on rural-urban migrants’ physical health and its influencing mechanism. A total of 134,920 rural-urban migrant samples are matched based on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey in 2017 and the China Urban Statistical Yearbook in 2016. On the basis of the samples, a Binary Probit Model is used to explore the relationship between the degree of FDI and rural-urban migrants’ physical health. The results show that compared with migrants who lived in cities with a lower FDI level, rural-urban migrants who lived in cities with a higher FDI level are better in physical health. The results of the mediation effect model show that the degree of FDI has a significant positive impact on employment rights and benefits the protection of rural-urban migrants, improving rural-urban migrants’ physical health, which means employment rights and benefits protection plays an intermediary role in the process of FDI affecting rural-urban migrants’ physical health. Therefore, when formulating public policies such as plans to improve the physical health of rural-urban migrants, not only the availability of medical services for rural-urban migrants needs to be improved, but the positive spillover effect of FDI should be taken into account. By doing so, FDI can positively affect the physical health of rural-urban migrants.

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“…Existing studies on the export trade of Chinese cities have mainly focused on two aspects. One is the impact of exports on urban development, including economic growth [ 8 , 9 ], urbanization [ 10 ], issues around left-behind children [ 11 ], urban residents’ happiness [ 12 ], urban pollution, and environmental protection [ 13 , 14 ]. The other aspect is related to factors affecting a city’s export trade, which includes environmental regulations [ 15 ], financial development and constraints [ 16 ], and air pollution [ 17 ].…”

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Competition among cities for export trade brings diversification: The experience of China’s urban export trade development

Wang

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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Market competition is considered to have a significant impact on product diversification, but related issues are rarely discussed on a city scale. To analyze the diversification of export commodities and export market of 270 Chinese cities, this study uses data from 2000 to 2017 based on the commodity concentration index, market concentration index, export similarity index, spatial stratified heterogeneity, and the Almon lag model. The study’s findings are: (1) The diversification of exports in most Chinese cities increased, which was higher in more developed cities in the southeast than in less developed ones in the northwest. With time, the degree of commodity and market diversification in some developed southeast Chinese cities (e.g., Shanghai) declined. This indicates the difference in and complexity of the evolution of export development in hundreds of Chinese cities between 2000 and 2017. (2) The export competition between cities became increasingly fierce, which effectively urged most of them to improve their export diversification levels. Facing increasing export competition pressure, 81.11% of the total number of cities will enhance the diversification of export commodities to cope with challenges posed by other cities. But only 56.67% will further expand the export market when the pressure of export competition increases. The biggest contribution of this study is the finding that for most Chinese cities, when export competition from other domestic cities increases, increasing diversification of products becomes a wise choice. However, the influence of competition on the diversification degree of the city’s export market is relatively weak. This study provides not only a new perspective for existing research on urban export trade, but also valuable information for cities to form a more profitable and robust trading system.

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Exports and left‐behind children: Empirical evidence from the China Migrants Dynamic Survey

Cited by 9 publications

References 95 publications

RETRACTED: The current situation and countermeasures of education and teaching of left behind children in rural areas

RETRACTED: The current situation and countermeasures of education and teaching of left behind children in rural areas

The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment on Physical Health of Rural-Urban Migrants—Empirical Evidence from China Migrants Dynamic Survey

Competition among cities for export trade brings diversification: The experience of China’s urban export trade development

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