Wednesday June 12, 2013
8.30-10.00 - CGSP
18 rue Martignac
75007 Paris
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Income Inequalities in China: Origins, Extent and Consequences
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The CEPII, The Club and ADB are pleased to invite you to an informal discussion:
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Guanghua Wan, ADB
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Speaker : |
Guanghua Wan, Principal Economist, Asian Development Bank (ADB) |
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Françoise Lemoine, Economist and Advisor, CEPII |
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It is a well-known fact that the rapid growth in China has resulted in growing inequalities in income distribution between households, rural and urban areas and between regions.
However, in order to appropriately evaluate the risks that these inequalities represent for economic growth and social stability, one must assess correctly the extent of the phenomenon, its causes and its possible remedies. Guanghua Wan, a prolific economist on this subject, currently working for the Asian Development Bank, will share with us his most recent findings on this topic. His presentation will be discussed by Françoise Lemoine, Advisor to the CEPII, who has devoted most of her career to a better understanding of China’s economic reforms and growing role in the international economy. This meeting will be chaired by Christophe Destais, Deputy-Director, CEPII.
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For more information, please contact Emilie Goux.
Upon registration only, please click [here] |
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