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A Study of the Endowment Insurance System in the Rural Area of Yunnan

Dong Xing

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The endowment insurance in the rural area is the core of the modern endowment insurance system.The existing endowment insurance in the rural area of China has quite a few defects and needs further improvement.The endowment insurance system in the rural area of Yunnan Province needs institutional reform and innovation based on its actual situations.

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The endowment insurance in the rural area is the core of the modern endowment insurance system.The existing endowment insurance in the rural area of China has quite a few defects and needs further improvement.The endowment insurance system in the rural area of Yunnan Province needs institutional reform and innovation based on its actual situations.

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The endowment insurance in the rural area is the core of the modern endowment insurance system.The existing endowment insurance in the rural area of China has quite a few defects and needs further improvement.The endowment insurance system in the rural area of Yunnan Province needs institutional reform and innovation based on its actual situations.

Key concepts: Endowment policy, Endowment, Rural area, China, Business, Core (optical fiber), Economic growth, Economics

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