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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.
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Innovative Theories and Practices for Poverty Alleviation with Chinese Characteristics
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Evaluation of Public Policies for Poverty Alleviation
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Comparative Assessments of Social and Fiscal Policies on Inequality and Poverty
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Vulnerability and the Welfare Impact of the Pandemic
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Delivery of Public Services and Intergenerational Mobility
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Perceptions and Preferences for Redistribution: Measurement, Factors, and Effects
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Impact of New Technologies and Artificial Intelligence on Social Inequalities and Inclusive Growth
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Selected Sustainable Development Goals and Social Inequalities
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Impact of Crises (such as the pandemic) on Inequality and Poverty, and Policy Responses
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