This report discusses the challenge of extending the benefits of growth to all members of Chinese society. Government policies, or their absence, are heightening inequalities when social policies favor urban areas and economic policies favor the coast. Access to education, health care, and employment opportunities remains unequal. And gender disparities in the marketplace may be more pronounced. Chapter 1 documents national trends of growing inequality...
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Sharing rising incomes : disparities in China
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urban income
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Manuelyan Atinc,Tamar.
Sharing rising incomes : disparities in China (English). Washington, D.C. : The World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/463651468771874175