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Chinese Academy of Social Sciences recently released the "China Industry Competitiveness Report", which words cause for concern, China's standard by the World Bank in 2011 has entered the middle and upper income countries. China more than 100 countries in the world, into the middle and upper income countries, this is a Buy Detroit Red Wings
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countries is a real fact, and not in the year 2010, China has entered the ranks of upper-middle-income countries. But why an objective statistical data to show the fact that people are not easily accepted, the key point is: This single macro data can not accurately reflect the actual income of Chinese people.
First, according to World Bank standards, per capita gross national income indicators to measure, China has indeed entered the ranks of upper middle income countries. World Bank more than 100 countries and regions by per capita gross national income is divided into four grades: low-income countries, middle income countries, upper middle income countries, high-income countries. Gross National Income (GNI) is the producer of all residents of the sum of value added created, with no statistics to estimate the value of any product taxes (less subsidies), plus the net foreign source income (compensation of employees and property income). Gross national income in local currencies, to facilitate comparative analysis between the various countries, usually converted into U.S. dollars at the official exchange rate. Gross national income divided by the population of a country is the per capita gross national income.
According to the World Bank report, the standard low-income countries by 2010 per capita gross national income of $ 1,005 below the standard in low-income countries is per capita gross national income in 1006-3795 dollars, and the high standard of per capita income countries gross national income between $ 3976-12275, standard high-income countries in per capita gross national income over $ 12,276. According to World Bank statistics, in 2010, China's per capita gross national income of $ 4,260.