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Chapter Five Progress in China’s Construction of a Social Insurance System in 2011

Fayun Wang, Li Yu

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The construction of the basic social security system started with the gradual establishment of basic insurance items, and social security coverage, government responsibility for social security, and transfer of social security have finally formed a more systematic basic institutional framework. insurance coverage has expanded gradually from urban areas to rural areas, from state-owned enterprises to various kinds of enterprises, and from work-unit employees to other types of employment and urban and rural residents. Social Insurance Law is an important law that has the support of the socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics and is the judicial guarantee of bringing about comprehensive social security. China's social insurance system is being established and realized, and some systems need to be continuously adjusted according to economic and social development. In fact, the provisions of the Social Insurance Law are also quite principled. Keywords: Social Insurance Law; China; enterprises; social insurance system

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The construction of the basic social security system started with the gradual establishment of basic insurance items, and social security coverage, government responsibility for social security, and transfer of social security have finally formed a more systematic basic institutional framework. insurance coverage has expanded gradually from urban areas to rural areas, from state-owned enterprises to various kinds of enterprises, and from work-unit employees to other types of employment and urban and rural residents. Social Insurance Law is an important law that has the support of the socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics and is the judicial guarantee of bringing about comprehensive social security. China's social insurance system is being established and realized, and some systems need to be continuously adjusted according to economic and social development. In fact, the provisions of the Social Insurance Law are also quite principled. Keywords: Social Insurance Law; China; enterprises; social insurance system

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The construction of the basic social security system started with the gradual establishment of basic insurance items, and social security coverage, government responsibility for social security, and transfer of social security have finally formed a more systematic basic institutional framework. insurance coverage has expanded gradually from urban areas to rural areas, from state-owned enterprises to various kinds of enterprises, and from work-unit employees to other types of employment and urban and rural residents. Social Insurance Law is an important law that has the support of the socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics and is the judicial guarantee of bringing about comprehensive social security. China's social insurance system is being established and realized, and some systems need to be continuously adjusted according to economic and social development. In fact, the provisions of the Social Insurance Law are also quite principled. Keywords: Social Insurance Law; China; enterprises; social insurance system

Key concepts: China, Social insurance, Business, Political science, Actuarial science, Law

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