Difference between revisions of "Increasing income inequality in China"

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1977-2006 - The absolute number of poor in rural areas declined by 91% in the last three decades, dropping from 250 million in 1977 to 21.5 million in 2006. [9]
1990-2004 - The poverty ratio declined from 33% in 1990 to less than 10% in 2004. [9]
2003 - President Hu Jintao is elected by the National People's Congress
2004 - China's Gini coefficient hit 0.465 in 2004 [7]
2006 - In 2006, the income of urban residents was 3.28 times that of their rural counterparts. China’s Gini coefficient, a measure of income disparity, is 0.44 (the closer the coefficient is to one, the higher the inequality) against the 0.10 prevailing before 1978.[9]

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-Income inequality could have a massive effect on social, economic, and political futures.  Most likely, this income inequality will spark changes to social programs such as welfare, social security, health care, and education as reforms in these programs will help eliminate an income gap.  This income inequality could also lead to a renewed fundamentalism and return to the Communist ideology where the best interests of the community and equality prevail.  Or conversely, the increased income inequality could lead to a push for democracy.
-More extreme scenarios could also result from this driving force.  The widening gap between the rich and poor cities could result in a multi-level urban society and cause confrontation between different groups.  These problems could breed more unstable factors which could endanger social stability and public security, eventually leading to civil war.
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