analysis of chinas urban and rural perspective analysis of rural social endowment insurance（分析中国城市和农村的角度分析农村社会养老保险）.docVIP

Analysis of China’s urban and rural perspective analysis of rural social endowment insurance [Abstract] rural social endowment insurance system, the improvement is to reconstruct our current social welfare system in rural areas an important measure in the urban and rural perspective, China’s rural social old-age insurance in the development of insurance systems, there are still barriers to break convergence, pension insurance form of payment is not flexible and lack of national level legislation, pension funds and collective benefits, the development of operational inefficiencies and unfair, which led to China’s rural social pension insurance social security did not give full play to the role of the central and local levels of government from the legislative, institutional and operations and other aspects to improve China’s rural old-age insurance system in order to achieve rural social endowment insurance system urban and rural areas. [Paper Keywords] urban and rural, rural social endowment insurance, pension insurance fund First, the background The mid-1980s, country “75 Plan” proposed pay close attention to study the establishment of China’s rural social endowment insurance system, and through pilot projects, the progressive introduction In 1991, Ministry of Civil Affairs under the State Council’s instructions, some counties and cities in Shandong Yantai first pilot and summing up the experience of the pilot, based on the introduction in 1992 lt;lt;basic level rural social old-age insurance program (Trial) “, from point to plane began a nationwide implementation of rural social endowment insurance system. So far, China’s rural social pension into the initial stage of development. to 1998, China has 80.25 million farmers participated in the rural social old-age insurance. The early 20th century to 2009 period, due to lack of policy continuity, all levels of government financial input and the lack of appropriate appraisal mechanisms, development of r