Chinese Worker Population

AKA: U.S. Labor Force.
Context:
- It can (typically) be a subset of a Chinese Population.
- It can contain a Chinese Employed Worker Population and a Chinese Unemployed Worker Population.
- It can include: a Guangdong Labor Force, a Shandong Labor Force, a Henan Labor Force, ...
- It can be used to calculate a Chinese Labor Force Statistic, such as: Chinese Labor Force Participation Rate, Chinese Unemployment Rate, Chinese Worker Median Wage Statistic, ...
- It can be associated with a Chinese Worker Population Trend.
- It can be decomposed by Chinese Worker Segment, such as Chinese Agricultural Worker Population.
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Counter-Example(s):
See: Chinese Labor Participation Rate.

References

https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas-factories-accelerate-robotics-push-as-workforce-shrinks-11663493405
- QUOTE: ... The rapid automation also reflects a growing recognition in China that its factories need to adapt as the country’s supply of cheap labor dwindles and wages rise. The United Nations expects India to surpass China as the world’s most-populous country as soon as next year. The population of those in China age 20 to 64—the bulk of the workforce—might have already peaked, U.N. projections show, and is expected to fall steeply after 2030, as China’s population ages and birthrates stay low. ...

https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/future-of-work/five-lessons-from-history-on-ai-automation-and-employment
- QUOTE: ... Other countries have experienced even faster declines: one-third of China’s workforce moved out of agriculture between 1990 and 2015. ...