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The China house of cards - Part II : Comments
By Arthur Thomas, published 4/2/2009China's reliance on domestic demand to pull it through the financial crisis and reduce civil unrest is ill founded.
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The Gini Co-efficient is a common measure of the level of economic equity. It might prove helpful to you?
That said, if parties to the Lorenze curves, both become richer, together, the disparity remains unchanged.
Without looking, my guess is the urban Chinese entrepreneurs are becoming wealthier than China's rural folk.
In dynastic China, leaders took better care of the rural classes, because they would retire on the Land, when they didn't have earned income and bribe income, to sustain them.