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<title>Frank Mulligan - EzineArticles Expert Author</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Frank Mulligan has lived and worked in China for the last 13 years, with addtional stints in the US and Singapore. His previous work includes IT (Engineer), Managment Consulting (PWC), Strategic Planning (Siemens), Trade Promotion (Embassy of Ireland) and Headhunting (Norman Broadbent International). Over the past 8 years he has built a business in China that combines recruitment and software. He is the Managing Partner for Accetis International and the founder of Talent Software and Recruit China. Frank offers a skill base in Executive Search, RPO, Recruitment Software and Candidate Assessment. Headquartered in Paris, Accetis International is an executive search ... ]]></description>
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<title>China's Upper Limit - Lewisian Turning Point in Economic Miracle?</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Over the past few months there has been talk in economic circles about China reaching the Lewisian Turning Point. In a nutshell, this notion suggests that a developing country that achieves a surplus of agricultural labour can grow its industrial sector for years without wage inflation. The labor surplus comes from an increase in farm productivity, and the reduction in need for farm laborers.]]></description>
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<title>Win the War for Talent with a Candidate Value Proposition (CVP)</title>
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<description><![CDATA[It's not necessarily an expression you hear too often, and you may never have even heard about Candidate Value Propositions (CVPs) before.  They have to be the way forward though, in a tough hiring market .... ]]></description>
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