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Practical Study of Poverty Alleviation with Chinese Characteristics

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Poverty Alleviation in China

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China has made remarkable achievements in alleviating poverty within its great historical experience—from overall poverty early in the founding of the country, to rapid economic growth after the implementation of reform and opening policies, to the gradual transformation from “some people getting rich first,” to “those who get rich first bringing wealth to others.”

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Notes

  1. 1.

    Zhou Rong: “Twenty-five Years of History, Experience, and Lessons of Chinese Poverty Alleviation,” Journal of the Shanxi Provincial Committee Party School, October 2004.

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    Chen Biaoping and Hu Chuanming: cial Committee Party School of Chinese Poverty Alleviation, l Ability,” 2003, vol. 6.. 6., 2007 Seeking Truth, 2009, vol. 7.

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    See: Footnote 1 and Zhou Rong: cial Committee Party School of Chinese Poverty Alleviation, l Ability,” 2003, vol. 6.. 6., Journal of the Shanxi Provincial Committee Party School, October 2004.

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    Wang Chuanlun et al: Provincial Committee Party School of Chincult Journey and Brilliant Achievements, 3, vol. 6. 6., 2007, vol. 4. ember 16, 2008, Version 006.

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    Source: http://www.acca21.org.cn/news/2002/news04-02.html.

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    Source: http://www.acca21.org.cn/news/2002/news04-02.html.

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    Wang Sangui: ca21.org.cn/news/2002/news04-02.html l Poverty Alleviation and DeAgricultural Prospects, 2007, vol. 1.

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    “China Financial and Economic Press, May 2009.mll Poverty Ae,” http://www.gov.cn/node_11140/2006-04/27/content_267721.htm.

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    See Xian Zude (2004)

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    See Xian Zude (2004) and Economic Press, May 2009.nt” http://news.enorth.com.cn/system/2011/10/18/007963969.shtml.

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    See Footnote 1.

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    Source: Liu Jian (2009).

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    Source: http://www.cydf.org.cn/shiyong/html/lm_164/2006-11-13/113113.htm.

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    Quoted from Liu Jian (2009c).

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    “Commentary: China’s Middle-income Trap,” http://www.chinanews.com/cj/2011/10-19/3398259.shtml.

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Yan, K. (2016). Practical Study of Poverty Alleviation with Chinese Characteristics. In: Poverty Alleviation in China. Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47392-4_2

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