Part 1: Human Capital -- Chapter 1： Economic Analysis On the Urban-rural Disparity in Human Capital in China (Xiaochun Li, Xiaoying Qian) -- Chapter 2： Economic and Environmental Effects of Rural-Urban Migrants Training (Xiaochun Li, Yu Zhou) -- Chapter 3: Minimum Wage on Migrant Workers and Its Employment Effect: A Case Study of the Yangtze River Delta Region before and after the Financial Crisis (Xiaochun Li, Ping He, Yu Zhou) -- Part 2: Migrants Remittances -- Chapter 4： An Economic Analysis of Remittance of Unskilled Migration on Skilled-Unskilled Wage Inequality in Labor Host Region (Xiaochun Li, Yu Zhou) -- Chapter 5： The Impacts of Rural-Urban Migrants Remittances on the Urban Economy (Xiaochun Li, Dianshuang Wang) -- Part 3: Environmental Protection -- Chapter 6: Environmental effects of remittance of rural-urban migrant (Xiaochun Li, Jing Zhou) -- Chapter 7： Environment and Labor Movement of Skilled Labor and Unskilled Labor between Sectors (Xiaochun Li, Yuanting Xu, Dianshuang Wang) -- Chapter 8： Development Policies, Transfer of Pollution Abatement Technology and Trans-boundary Pollution (Xiaochun Li, Yu Zhou) -- Part 4: Modern Agriculture -- Chapter 9：A Study On Urban Private Capital in the Modern Agriculture Sector and the Transfer of Labour (Xiaochun Li, Qin Shen) -- Chapter 10： Analyzing the Effect of Advanced Agriculture Development Policy (Xiaochun Li, Qin Shen, Chunlei Gu &Meng Ni) -- Chapter11： Unemployment, Wage Inequality and International Factor Movement in the Presence of Agricultural Dualism (Xiaochun Li, Yuanting Xu) -- Chapter12： Environment and Economy in the Modern Agricultural Development (Xiaochun Li, Yunyun Wu).

Based on new phenomena appearing in many emerging economies, this book presents a theoretical study on the economic influences of labor transfer from several aspects. In recent years, thanks to the continuous progress of social forms as well as science and technology, there are a large number of new developing trends in emerging nations. Taking China as an example, several economic issues have sprung up with the huge scale of labor transfer, such as development of modern agriculture, environmental protection, privatization of mixed enterprises, training of human capital, and migrant workers' remittances to their hometowns. However, the existing researches on labor transfer pay little attention to them. In order to bridge the gap, this book combines new economic data with basic theories of labor migration, and discusses economic influences of labor transfer in four angles: human capital, migrants' remittances, environmental protection, and development of modern agriculture. Each part is composed of two or three analytical elements. Our conclusions not only enrich existing theoretical researches, but also provide theoretical support for related national economic policies.