Poverty Reduction in China: Is High Growth Enough?
Wan, Guanghua (2008). Poverty Reduction in China: Is High Growth Enough?. United Nations University Press.
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Author Wan, Guanghua Title Poverty Reduction in China: Is High Growth Enough? Volume/Issue No. 4 Publication Date 2008-12-27 Place of Publication Helsinki Publisher United Nations University Press Pages 7 Language eng Abstract The slowdown and in some years reversal of poverty reduction in China forcefully demonstrates that growth is not sufficient for combating poverty even if that growth is of unprecedented magnitude. Policy initiatives should take into consideration inequality, especially urban-rural disparity. This Policy Brief provides a summary of the research findings from UNU-WIDER’s project on Inequality and Poverty in China. It also offers policy recommendations for tackling the poverty-growth-inequality inter-relationships in the short- and long-run. In particular, it is suggested that the only long-run policy option for the Chinese government is to encourage urbanization. Copyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2008 Copyright type Creative commons ISSN 1814802 ISBN 9789280830 -
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