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Income Disparities in China - An OECD PerspectiveEnglish | View long abstract 30-Sep-2004 China has experienced spectacular economic growth since 1978, averaging 8 to 9% per year. As a result, on average, people’s standard of living is far higher than ever before in China’s history. However, economic disparities have also widened very significantly during this period. Related documents: |
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