中国人均收入已是非洲3倍 10年内成高收入国（Chinas per capita income has been 3 times as high as that of Africa and 10 years ago）.docVIP

中国人均收入已是非洲3倍 10年内成高收入国（Chinas per capita income has been 3 times as high as that of Africa and 10 years ago） Three economists prescribe rdquo ldquo reform in 12th Five-Year; The Economic Observer reporter Schiess gold cyanine after three years of global financial crisis, China economy is entering a new round of reform era. Many economists and scholars are very concerned about a problem, that is China the process of reform and opening up whether to stop or slow down, whether we are entering a long-term reform and opening up period of stagnation, even moving in the opposite direction? The school of the Hong Kong University Science Technology in 20th anniversary and ldquo held in Hongkong in March at the end of the Chinese Economic Development Forum; ”, as the school was and is currently a professor, vice president of the world bank Yifu Lin, Tsinghua University professor Li Daokui, deputy governor of the central bank, the director of the State Administration of foreign exchange Yi Gang to discuss the reform and opening up China, and in 12th Five-Year during the period of challenges and opportunities. Yifu Lin: let the poor in market system 30 years of reform and opening up is Yifu Lin Chinese based prediction of the lot. His analysis, in 1979 the beginning of reform and opening up, until 1990, Chinese economic growth with the growth rate of development, an average of 9% to 1990, a lot of people in the world that China cannot continue this growth, even when a popular argument is that by 2001, nearly Chinese economic collapse. But look at the data, 1990 to 2010 20 years, China economy continues to an annual growth rate of 10.4% from 1979 to 2010 the comprehensive progress, 31 years China average annual growth rate of per capita income of residents in 90s or 9.8%. Africa 70%, is now three times the per capita income in africa. For Chinese economy, Yifu Lin has always been an optimist. He believes that the next 20 years, Chinese is likely to maintain a growth rate of 8%.