Last updated: 8 september, 2009 - 13:25 GMT
Migration in China in the recession
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Business Daily comes to you from an inland city in China. Lesley Curwen reports from a bustling railway station in Hunan province.
The great new movement of people seems to be from the farms and villages and back to the cities and factories, but once they get there, are millions of migrant workers making less money to send home?
What has the global economic crisis done to China's 150 million migrant workers?
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