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简介：
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While the 21st century has witnessed significant reductions in global poverty, progress has been uneven across regions and countries. Many developing nations have encountered a hurdle known as the "middle-income trap," which hampers their efforts to economic development and eradicate poverty. China's successful elimination of absolute poverty serves as an instructive case study for global poverty alleviation strategies; however, it also faces forthcoming challenges. This conference aims to illuminate the multifaceted challenges experienced by middle-income and low-income populations, with a focus on promoting inclusive and sustainable growth while navigating the middle-income obstacle.
Main Theme: Innovative Theories and Practices for Poverty Alleviation, Economic Growth, and Inclusive/Sustainable Development Initiatives.
•Topics Covered:
Innovative Theories and Practices for Poverty Alleviation with Chinese Characteristics
Evaluation of Public Policies for Poverty Alleviation
Comparative Assessments of Social and Fiscal Policies on Inequality and Poverty
Vulnerability and the Welfare Impact of the Pandemic
Delivery of Public Services and Intergenerational Mobility
Perceptions and Preferences for Redistribution: Measurement, Factors, and Effects
Impact of New Technologies and Artificial Intelligence on Social Inequalities and Inclusive Growth
Selected Sustainable Development Goals and Social Inequalities
Impact of Crises (such as the pandemic) on Inequality and Poverty, and Policy Responses
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