Which statement about income inequality in China is INCORRECT?
a. Income inequality today is greater than it was during the Maoist period.
b. Economic reform has generally evened out income inequality between rural and urban residents.
c. Economic reform has generally evened out income inequality between men and women.
d. Although it has greatly enlarged the middle class, economic reform has not created a class of super-rich.
e. Surveys indicate that most Chinese are dissatisfied with the state of egalitarianism in contemporary China.
Question 2
Which of the following statements about the current status of state-owned enterprises in China is NOT true?
a. Although they are vastly outnumbered by private enterprises, they still dominate critical sectors of the economy.
b. They are universally inefficient.
c. They have never needed bailouts by the country's banks.
d. They are not required to respond to market forces.
e. They account for less than half of the country's GDP.
Chinese workers on a railway in the far West. “Without them,” Leland Stanford, president of the Cent
Mogao Caves (Caves of a Thousand Buddhas) Dunhuang, China.
Women who are 65 and older have a lower median income from all sources than men in the same age ...
The growth of GHG emissions is greatest in the rapidly growing economies of India and China
Core Areas in Preindustrial China
How an Increase in Income Inequality Affects the Desired Tax Rate