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060202
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Abingdon, Routledge, 2005.
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xxvii, 271p.
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Routledge studies in the chinese economy; no. 13
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041533196X
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090803
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2009.
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This paper examines the growth performance and income inequality in eight Chinese provinces during the period of 1989-2004 using the China Health and Nutrition Survey data. It shows that income grew for all segments of the population, and as a result, poverty incidence has fallen. However, income growth has been uneven, most rapidly in coastal areas, and among the educated. A decomposition analysis based on household income determination suggests that income growth can largely be attributed to the increase in returns to education and to the shift of employment into secondary and tertiary sectors.
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129278
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2012.
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The article offers information regarding the development in Xinjiang, China. It mentions that since 2001, the state and the autonomous region had invested RMB 11.9 billion of poverty alleviation funds, because of that, the fooding and clothing problems had been solved for 2.57 million poor people, the degree of poverty had been reduced for farmers and ranchers in thirty counties of China, and that a considerable number of formerly poor households are on their way of prosperity.
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