Research on Improving the Consumption Level of Rural Residents in China
Guan Han-yu
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Guan Han-yu
Abstract
Since the reform and opening up,China's consumption level of rural residents has been great improved.Whereas the financial crisis originated in the United States,On China's macro-economic impact caused by a huge,making China's export-oriented economic growth unsustainable.In the current international and domestic situation,in order to promote stable and healthy economic growth,should establish a domestic demand-led economic growth,to focus increasingly on stimulating rural consumption needs.At present,farmers in the consumption process in our country there are still many problems and constraints.Correctly deal with these issues and factors,and to take appropriate measures to enhance the consumption level of the farmers has very important significance.
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Since the reform and opening up,China's consumption level of rural residents has been great improved.Whereas the financial crisis originated in the United States,On China's macro-economic impact caused by a huge,making China's export-oriented economic growth unsustainable.In the current international and domestic situation,in order to promote stable and healthy economic growth,should establish a domestic demand-led economic growth,to focus increasingly on stimulating rural consumption needs.At present,farmers in the consumption process in our country there are still many problems and constraints.Correctly deal with these issues and factors,and to take appropriate measures to enhance the consumption level of the farmers has very important significance.
Key concepts: China, Consumption (sociology), Order (exchange), Business, Economic growth, Financial crisis, Economics, Development economics