The Global Economy. Case Study on China : Income and Quality of Life Indicators

This briefing note is organized into ten sections. The first section presents information on the country coverage and methodology of the 2018 Statistical Update. The next five sections provide information
about key indicators of human development including the Human Development Index (HDI), the Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index (IHDI), the Gender Development Index (GDI), the Gender
Inequality Index (GII) and a section with five dashboards.

There are many ways to measure income and cost of living. In this post, we’ll look at a few of them to analyze income and living standards across China.

Living Standards Improving in China. China's per capita gross domestic production (GDP) is expected to top US$800 by the end of the year, statistics show. ... The urban per capita income hit 5,854 yuan (US$705.30) while farmers' average per capita net income reached 2,210 yuan (US$243.49) last year.

China’s meteoric rise may have begun with Deng Xiaoping’s economic reforms more than three decades ago. But its pace has not slackened much in the 12 years that Gallup has been asking Chinese people to rate the quality of their lives.

National Statistics- Republic of China

This report proposes a system of quality of life indicators and identifies policy options to advance sustainability in the Pearl River Delta, a region of Guangdong Province in southeastern China. The report focuses on land use and transportation goals and strategies, with additional analysis of policies related to the environment, housing, and economic development.

This study developed quality of life indicators and policy options to advance sustainability in the Pearl River Delta (PRD), a region of Guangdong Province in southeastern China. These indicators and options are also intended to enable increased regional economic integration with the Special Administrative Areas of Hong Kong and Macao.

Consumer finance research as a field in China is emerging too. China has started its economic reform and open-door policies since 1978. The Chinese economy is growing to the second largest in the world. Consumer life becomes much richer than before and consumer finance has been more complicated compared to the situatio