如何包容性增长视角下的中等收入陷阱跨越（How to cross the Middle Income Trap from the perspective of inclusive growth）.docVIP

如何包容性增长视角下的中等收入陷阱跨越（How to cross the Middle Income Trap from the perspective of inclusive growth） How to cross the Middle Income Trap from the perspective of inclusive growth The concept of inclusive growth in 2007 first proposed by the Asian Development Bank, and during the Asian Development Bank, world bank and related policy mechanism and system research theory, by Comrade Hu Jintao stressed at the Fifth APEC Ministerial Meeting on human resources development in the speech after becoming a hot issue in academic, political and ideological circles analysis the mechanism and related policy focus and controversy, and widely reported in the aims to reduce inequality and poverty and promote sustainable development of the field of policy research. Inclusive growth is not only an inherent requirement of Chinas economic restructuring, transformation of the mode of development and transformation of the social system, but also a new concept of value to achieve fairness, equity and rational growth. The concept of Middle Income Trap in 2006 by the world bank proposed in the East Asia economic development report after gradually aroused the domestic academic, political and policy bodies concerned, this problem has become a research hotspot and focus. The so-called middle income trap refers to the development mode of economy from low income stage into the middle-income stage does not promote its rise to high income stage, growth mechanism and development path is long in the low-end, and middle-income stage in a state of stagnation, the general performance is the main characteristic of extensive mode of economic development, the upgrading of the industrial structure is difficult, gap of income distribution and frequent corruption etc.. After more than 30 years of sustained, rapid and rapid economic growth, China in 2010 has broken through the world banks latest adjusted middle and high income standards, and entered the ranks of middle and top income countries. During this period,