%0 Journal Article
%T Analysis of the Employment Situation of Non Private Enterprises in Various Regions of China
%A Junyi Wang
%J Open Journal of Applied Sciences
%P 131-144
%@ 2165-3925
%D 2024
%I Scientific Research Publishing
%R 10.4236/ojapps.2024.141010
%X In the past 30 years, Chinese enterprises have been
a hot topic of discussion and concern among the general public in terms of
economic and social status, ownership structure, business mechanism, and
management level. Solving the problem of employment for the people is an important
prerequisite for their peaceful living and work, as well as a prerequisite and
foundation for building a harmonious society. The employment situation of
private enterprises has always been of great concern to the outside world, and
these two major jobs have always occupied an important position in the
employment field of China that cannot be ignored. With the establishment of the
market economy system, individual and private enterprises have become important
components of the socialist economy, making significant contributions to
economic development and social progress. The rapid development of China¡¯s
economy, on the one hand, is the embodiment of the superiority of China¡¯s
socialist market economic system, and on the other hand, it is the role of the
tertiary industry and private enterprises in promoting the national economy.
Since the 1990s, China¡¯s private enterprises have become a new economic growth
point for local and even national countries, and are one of the important ways
to arrange employment and achieve social stability. This paper studies the
employment of private enterprises and individuals from the perspective of
statistics, extracts relevant data from China statistical Yearbook, uses the
relevant knowledge of statistics to process the data, obtains the conclusion
and puts forward relevant constructive suggestions.
%K Correlation Analysis of Employment Numbers
%K Factor Analysis
%K Principal Component Analysis
%K Cluster Analysis
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