Titlebook: Building an Olive-Shaped Society ; Economic Growth, Inc CICC Research, CICC Global Institute Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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From Pyramids to Olives, wealth distribution are at a high level, and inequality is a prominent issue. China’s economy is still subject to urban–rural disparities; in fact, we can attribute nearly half of the income gap attributed to the urban–rural gap. In addition, wealth in China has continued to concentrate over the pa

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Balancing Regional Development and Carbon Emission Constraints,librium (CGE) model, and the findings show that if carbon neutrality is promoted by prioritizing efficiency of emissions reduction, then regional development imbalances may be the exacerbated, creating significant challenges to high-quality development. Second, why do carbon emission constraints exa

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Joining the Hands of Government and Society to Leverage the Role of Public Finance and Charity,ds economic development, with room for improvement in the input of public services and transfers targeting specific groups of people to promote both efficiency and fairness. China has a broad fiscal sector that includes state-owned enterprises (SOEs), land finance, and social insurance funds. SOEs s

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The Macro Trend of Asset Prices in the Age of Common Prosperity,tion and asset prices in the US and Japan also provides insights into investment in the context of China’s move towards inclusive growth. The long-cycle history of changes in income distribution in the US shows that corporate profitability (e.g.. return on net assets) does not appear to be affected

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