This study employs the generalized method of moments(GMM)and panel vector autoregression(PVAR)models for a multi-factor quantitative dissection of China’s poverty reduction process across multiple stages,using provin...This study employs the generalized method of moments(GMM)and panel vector autoregression(PVAR)models for a multi-factor quantitative dissection of China’s poverty reduction process across multiple stages,using provincial panel data from 2000 to 2019.According to our research,economic growth and social development are the key drivers of poverty reduction in China,but the trickle-down effect of economic growth is diminishing and marketization is having a lesser pro-poor effect.Public expenditure has failed to provide social protection and income redistribution benefits due to issues such as targeting error and elite capture.Increasing the efficiency of the poverty reduction system calls for adaptive adjustments.Finally,this study highlights China’s poverty reduction experiences and analyzes current challenges,which serve as inspiration for consolidating poverty-reduction achievements,combating relative poverty,and attaining countryside vitalization.展开更多
Based on China Family Panel Studies(CFPS) data and global MPI standard,this paper measures and analyzes multi-dimensional poverty in China. The study finds that the level of multi-dimensional poverty in China is not h...Based on China Family Panel Studies(CFPS) data and global MPI standard,this paper measures and analyzes multi-dimensional poverty in China. The study finds that the level of multi-dimensional poverty in China is not high and tends to decrease over time.Uneven regional development significantly affects multi-dimensional poverty. The poor are deprived in health, education and other aspects, but indicator contributions vary among specific groups of people. Overlap between economic poverty and multi-dimensional poverty has a trend of inter-temporal reduction. China's development-centered poverty reduction policy has achieved great results and significantly improved the development capabilities of the poor. Development-oriented approach is China's important experience in poverty reduction, and forebodes China's bright prospect of achieving its goal to complete building a moderately prosperous society by 2020.展开更多
Over the past four decades of reform and opening up since 1978, China's GDP has been growing at 9.5% on an annual average basis. While some scholars believe that China's economic growth is systematically overe...Over the past four decades of reform and opening up since 1978, China's GDP has been growing at 9.5% on an annual average basis. While some scholars believe that China's economic growth is systematically overestimated, this paper carries out an estimation of China's underground economy and finds that due to the existence of the underground economy, China's real GDP is systematically underestimated. China's official GDP statistics generally reflect a real picture of its economic growth. The size of China's underground economy is significantly influenced by total electricity consumption, the selfemployed ratio, labor participation rate and money supply. These findings are of great significance for policy-making.展开更多
基金Key Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China(NSSFC)“Study on the Theory and Practice of Inclusive Green Growth(19ZDA048)General Project of the China Postdoctoral Science Fund“Study on the Impact and Mechanism of Talent Dividend on High Quality Development of Manufacturing Industry from the Perspective of Common Prosperity”(2023M733865).
文摘This study employs the generalized method of moments(GMM)and panel vector autoregression(PVAR)models for a multi-factor quantitative dissection of China’s poverty reduction process across multiple stages,using provincial panel data from 2000 to 2019.According to our research,economic growth and social development are the key drivers of poverty reduction in China,but the trickle-down effect of economic growth is diminishing and marketization is having a lesser pro-poor effect.Public expenditure has failed to provide social protection and income redistribution benefits due to issues such as targeting error and elite capture.Increasing the efficiency of the poverty reduction system calls for adaptive adjustments.Finally,this study highlights China’s poverty reduction experiences and analyzes current challenges,which serve as inspiration for consolidating poverty-reduction achievements,combating relative poverty,and attaining countryside vitalization.
基金funded by the following projects:Major project of the National Social Science Fund of China(NSSFC) "Rural China’s Data Collection and Application Program"(Project No.18ZDA080)The National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC) "Measurement of Multi-Dimensional Poverty for Rural & Urban Residents and Pro-Poor Policy Evaluation"(Project No.71874089)Humanities and Social Sciences Fund Youth Project of the Ministry of Education "Study on Multi-Dimensional Poverty Micro Simulation Model under the Constraints of Poverty Reduction Targets"(Project No.18YJC910015)
文摘Based on China Family Panel Studies(CFPS) data and global MPI standard,this paper measures and analyzes multi-dimensional poverty in China. The study finds that the level of multi-dimensional poverty in China is not high and tends to decrease over time.Uneven regional development significantly affects multi-dimensional poverty. The poor are deprived in health, education and other aspects, but indicator contributions vary among specific groups of people. Overlap between economic poverty and multi-dimensional poverty has a trend of inter-temporal reduction. China's development-centered poverty reduction policy has achieved great results and significantly improved the development capabilities of the poor. Development-oriented approach is China's important experience in poverty reduction, and forebodes China's bright prospect of achieving its goal to complete building a moderately prosperous society by 2020.
文摘Over the past four decades of reform and opening up since 1978, China's GDP has been growing at 9.5% on an annual average basis. While some scholars believe that China's economic growth is systematically overestimated, this paper carries out an estimation of China's underground economy and finds that due to the existence of the underground economy, China's real GDP is systematically underestimated. China's official GDP statistics generally reflect a real picture of its economic growth. The size of China's underground economy is significantly influenced by total electricity consumption, the selfemployed ratio, labor participation rate and money supply. These findings are of great significance for policy-making.
