Titlebook: Understanding Inequality and Poverty in China; Methods and Applicat Guanghua Wan (Senior Research Fellow and Project D Book 2008 Palgrave M

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The Urban-Rural Income Gap and Income Inequality in China,ime, and contributes substantially to overall inequality. According to most estimates, mean per capita income in urban China is more than triple that in rural areas, giving China one of the highest urban—rural income ratios in the world. The size of this gap has been discussed in the Chinese officia

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,Financial Development and Income Inequality in Rural China 1991–2000,es in inequality. According to the World Bank (1997), China’s Gini coefficient rose from 0.288 in 1981 to 0.388 in 1995. Similarly, the Chinese official statistics indicate that the Gini coefficient rose from 0.330 in 1980 to 0.458 in 2000 (Chang 2002). More recently, Ravallion and Chen (2007) find

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,China’s Urban Poverty and its Contributing Factors, 1986–2000, of urban households in China. During this period, urban poverty increased considerably. This chapter uses household level data from 1986 to 2000 to examine what determines whether households fall below the poverty line over this period and investigates how the impact of these determinants has chang

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Poverty, Pro-Poor Growth and Mobility: A Decomposition Framework with Application to China,s of poverty. One approach to understanding the dynamics of poverty is to decompose the changes of poverty over time, captured by changes in a particular poverty measure, into their two proximate contributing factors: the growth of average income and shifts in the distribution of income (Datt and Ra

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,Financial Development and Income Inequality in Rural China 1991–2000,al statistics indicate that the Gini coefficient rose from 0.330 in 1980 to 0.458 in 2000 (Chang 2002). More recently, Ravallion and Chen (2007) find that, after adjusting for difference in the cost-of-living between urban and rural China, the Gini coefficient for China as a whole climbed up from 0.280 in 1981 to 0.394 in 2001.