- BEIJING -- Chinese state media say the government plans to conduct a nationwide income survey to help it calculate a politically sensitive measure of wealth inequality. (Huffington Post)
- BEIJING (AP) -- Chinese state media say the government plans to conduct a nationwide income survey to help it calculate a politically sensitive measure of wealth inequality. (Yahoo Finance)
- China makes its biggest impact on durables (mostly furniture as a good friend of mine noted in our one point of agreement regarding Reich's expansion of blame for income inequality: "Reich or anyone else who blames everyone, makes no friends. (Seekingalpha.com)
- He "recognizes that income inequality is a problem," according to his spokesman on policy discussions aimed at fixing the economy, especially in Asia. (Businessweek)
- BEIJING — Chinese state media say the government plans to conduct a nationwide income survey to help it calculate a politically sensitive measure of wealth inequality. (Washington Post)
- The World Bank estimated that Chinas Gini coefficient had reached 0.47 in 2009, higher than the internationally accepted threshold of 0.4, which indicates income inequality may threaten social stability. (CRIENGLISH.com)
- Moved. AP Photos. CHINA-INCOME GAP BEIJING — Chinese state media say the government plans to conduct a nationwide income survey to help it calculate a politically sensitive measure of wealth inequality. Moved. (AP - msnbc.com)
- Late last year, Obama made a trip to Kansas, and made his first foray into the rhetoric of income inequality. The much ballyhooed speech trade practices -- specifically in countries like China. (First Coast News)
- while one represents the greatest inequality. A reading of between 0.3 and 0.4 indicates a relatively reasonable income gap while an index between 0.4 and 0.5, signals a larger income gap. (China Daily contributed to this story. (China.Org)
- Asked by reporters why the bureau didn't publish a figure for China's overall Gini coefficient — a measurement of income inequality — Mr. (New York Times)
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
China income inequality
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