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CHINA-ECONOMY
People in bicycles make their way through the Pudong financial district in Shanghai, 09 February 2006. Minimum incomes in China will average 15,000 dollars a year by 2050, lifting wages about 30-fold in rural areas and virtually eradicating poverty, a government-linked academic group has forecast. The lengthy study unveiled this week by the Chinese Academy of Sciences predicted the country-s minimum wage would average 1,300 dollars a month, meaning that abject poverty would have been eradicated. The current average national income is just over 1,000 yuan a month, according to national statistics. Incomes for the near 800 million people living in the rural areas are much less. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON
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Shanghai CHINA, 09 feb |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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MARK RALSTON |
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9 Februarie 2006 |
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