农民工大量占用城市公共资源了吗？

Based on the 1446 survey samples of migrant workers in Shanghai, applying descriptive statistical methods, this paper has an empirical analysis on migrant workers occupying urban public resources including public transport, health, children's education, entertainment and social security. It is found that a large number of migrant workers into the city did occupy some of the urban public resources or public services. However, this occupation is limited, migrant workers do not share the city's public resources and public service or share equally to local citizens. The research not only describes the living conditions and employment status of migrant workers, but also explains the causes of labor shortage from the perspective of public services. It is important to improve our policy, let migrant workers share more public resources entirely and equally. Also, this is a fundamental solution to promoting the process of urbanization and the migration of rural workers