The Employment Effects of Trade in Tourism Service

The Employment Effects of Trade in Tourism Service

Huang Hui

Business school, Huanggang Normal University, Huanggang, Hubei, China

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http://dx.doi.org/10.18280/mmep.020302
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Abstract: 

Tourism service trade as a traditional service trade in china, has been dominated an important position, it is a combination of tradition and modern, productive and living, compares with other service trade, it was labor-intensive, its employment effect cannot be ignored. This paper studies the effect of tourism service trade on employment and gets the conclusion: the import of tourism service trade has promoted the growth of employment’s scale, while the export has negative effects on employment’s scale.

Keywords: 

Tourism service trade, Employment effects, Labor-intensive

1. Introduction
2. Definition of Tourism Service Trade
3. The Status Quo of Tourism Service Trade
4. The Feature of Employment Effect in Tourism Service Trade
5. Empirical Analysis of The Employment Effect
6. Conclusion
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