How Can CHina avoid THe“Low-To-ModeraTe inCoMe Trap”?
2008-04-19 08:01蔡昉
China Economist 2008年1期
蔡 昉
|Editorial note|China is now considered to be a low-to-moderate income country, according to the latest World Bank country classi?cation by income. At the present stage, China may still risk falling prey to the “l(fā)ow-to-moderate income trap”. What is a “l(fā)ow-tomoderate income trap” and what are its causes? This article presents an in-depth analysis of Chinas income gap and current income distribution status and offers some insights as to how to prevent China from falling into this trap.
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