The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms. For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
The Beijing Axis combines research and insight with practical experience from the field to produce a range of knowledge tools on China's economic engagement with the rest of the world, which are all available free of charge.
The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms. For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms.
For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms. For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
The Beijing Axis combines research and insight with practical experience from the field to produce a range of knowledge tools on China's economic engagement with the rest of the world, which are all available free of charge.
The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms. For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
The China Analyst is a quarterly knowledge tool by The Beijing Axis. This March 2011 edition peers into the future that likely lies ahead for China and the changing opportunity landscape for foreign firms.
For more on The Beijing Axis, and to see more publications by The Beijing Axis, please go to www.thebeijingaxis.com
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1. China’s Regional Disparities:
Experience and Policy
Shenggen Fan
International Food Policy Research Institute
September 15, 2009
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2. Why this panel discussion
• Rapid economic growth in China has not
benefitted everybody equally
equally.
• The Gini coefficient has reached 0.50, high than
most of the countries in the World
World.
• Regional inequality and rural urban/divide are
ce t a
central to increased inequality.
c eased equa ty
• Inequality has become a top development
agenda among scholars and p
g g policymaking circle.
y g
• The government has asked for advice to tackle
this problem for its next 5 year plan
3. pita GDP in 2008
Per capita GDP in 2008
Heilongjiang
Inner Mongolia
Jilin
Xinjiang
Liaoning
Beijing
Gansu Hebei
Ningxia Shanxi
Shandong
Qinghai Shaanxi
Henan Jiangsu
Tibet Anhui
Sichuan Hubei Shanghai
Zhejiang
Hunan Jiangxi
Guizhou
GDP Per Capita Fujian
(yuan) Yunnan
Guangxi G
Guangdong
d Taiwan
Hong Kong $10,000
Macau
< 10000
Hainan
10001 - 15000
15001 - 20000 $1,000
$1 000
20001 - 40000
> 40000 Urban/Rural income=3.3
Not included Inland/Coast income=2.2
4. The recent financial crisis poses both
challenges and opportunity
g pp y
• The past growth has been mainly driven by
export from coastal China
China.
• China’s coastal area has become more
integrated to the global economic system
• The western China has also benefited through
migration
g at o
• The recent financial crisis had hit the coastal
area very hard due to reduced imports from US,
y p ,
Japan and Europe.
• It is the western provinces that have shown
higher growth than the national average.
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5. Stimulus package: a strong regional focus
• Total of $586 billion for 2009 and 2010, or 15%
of its yearly GDP
• with $106 billion for agriculture.
• Strong focus on infrastructure, medical service
infrastructure
and income support for western China
• The initial evidence has shown that it has
worked.
• GDP grew at 6.1% for the first q
g quarter and 7.9%
for the 2nd quarter.
• It is the western China that has experienced
even faster growth.
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6. China’s growth pattern has global
implications
• In 2007 China accounted 27% of the global
growth.
growth
• China transition from export oriented to domestic
driven growth will offer export opportunities for
many countries including developing countries.
• China is the largest importer of cotto a d
C a s t e a gest po te o cotton and
soybean.
• China’s imports of agricultural p
p g products have
also increased.
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7. Total Trade from Africa to Total Agricultural Trade from
China ($ billion) Africa to China ($ million)
25 1,800
1,600
1 600
20 1,400
1,200
15
1,000
800
10
600
400
5
200
0 0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Imports Exports Page 7
8. Questions remain
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national growth and more regional balance
growth
• Can we find win-win policies?
win win
• How can we go beyond GDP and income to
include ot e de e op e t indicators like health,
c ude other development d cato s e ea t ,
education or even happiness?
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