This paper investigates the impact of enterprise dormitories on the urban integration of migrant workers in China, focusing on two migration stages: individual and family migration. Using a logit model and data from the Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta areas, along with the China Migrants Dynamic Survey, the study reveals that enterprise dormitories initially benefit single migrants by reducing labor costs and facilitating economic integration. However, during family migration, these dormitories negatively affect family reunification due to insufficient living space. The research provides a basis for resolving the conflict between family reunification and employment, and for optimizing housing policy.
Publisher
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS
Published On
May 03, 2024
Authors
Wanqing Wei, Li Zhang
Tags
enterprise dormitories
migrant workers
urban integration
family migration
housing policy
labor costs
economic integration
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