Seminar of Economic and Social Research Institution No.55
The relationship among state-owned enterprise, household registration and salary
Lecture| June 16, 2017 13:30 p.m-15:00 p. m | No.106B Meeting Room in Zhonghui Building
Reporter: SHENG Kai-ling
Sponsor: Economic and Social Research Institution

ABOUT SHENG KAILING
Graduated from Economic Information Management Department of University of International Business and Economics and then graduated from Economics College of University of British Columbia as a doctor, Sheng Kai-ling is the senior lecturer of Economic Research Institution of Australian National University, researcher of German Institute of Labor Economics. Dr. Shen worked in China International Economic and Technical Exchanges Center of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation from 1995 to 1998, and worked at Wang Yannan Economic Research Institute of Xiamen University from 2006 to 2015. Her researches make a feature of using big data to research labor market and are mainly focuses on the labor economics, applied micro Chinese labor market. Many of her published paper are involved in hot issues like sex discrimination, salary inequality, over-educated, household register system, aging and immigration and released on the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Comparative Economics, IZA Journal of Labor Economics, Frontiers of Economics in China and Research in Labor Economics.
AOUBT THE LECTURE
This study uses the microeconomic data of Chinese enterprises and individuals to analyze the differences between the SOE and the private sector on workers' labor income and consider the differences in the impact of the two sectors on the wages of rural household registration and urban household registration workers. The results show that the increase in capital levels in the private sector is positively related to the wages of domestic and foreign urban household workers, while the increase in capital levels in state-owned enterprises is only positively related to the wages of local urban household workers. So I put up with a unilateral movement of labor force between SOE and private sector model named ROY to explain and prove the research result.