Abstract: | The smooth transfer of rural surplus labor is not only beneficial to breaking the urban-rural
dual economic structure, but also to alleviate the current situation of low income of rural residents. Based
on the data from the National Bureau of Statistics' 2013-2017 migrant workers monitoring survey report,
the rural surplus labor force is analyzed from the perspective of supply and demand. The results show
that the lack of vocational skills in rural surplus labor, the low sense of belonging of migrant workers, the
difficulty of attending school for children, and the low satisfaction of migrant workers in the city have re?
stricted the transfer of rural surplus labor to some extent. Finally, it proposes countermeasures from the
aspects of improving the employment skills of the rural surplus labor force, improving the internal diges?
tion capacity of the agricultural sector and the non-agricultural sector, improving the socialized service
system, and eliminating the barriers to the household registration. |