Preface

• 1. Socialism, modernization, and common prosperity

• 2. China’s exploration of common prosperity

• 3. Foundations for common prosperity in the new era

• 4. Basic ideas and key tasks of common prosperity

I. How to make the “pie” bigger and better

• 1. Making the “pie” bigger: How the economic miracle occurred

• 2. Potential for future economic growth in China

• 3. Making the “pie” better: high-quality economic development

II. How to allocate the “pie” properly

• 1. Abandoning egalitarianism of low efficiency

• 2. Putting the positive inequality within a reasonable range

• 3. Eliminating negative inequality

• 4. Handling the relationship between efficiency and equity properly

• 5. Narrowing the development and income gap between urban and rural areas

III. People-centered common prosperity

• 1. Elimination of absolute poverty

• 2. Solid welfare system guaranteeing basic livelihood

• 3. Sharing economic development achievements with migration movement

• 4. Further expanding employment

IV. Promoting all-round development of people

• 1. Developing fairer and higher quality education

• 2. Sustainably developing medical and health services

• 3. Boosting the construction of housing security system gradually

• 4. Unceasingly improving the social security system

V. Approaches to common prosperity

• 1. Scientific integration of top-level design and grass-root pilot projects

• 2. Expansion of the middle-income group

• 3. Coordination and complementation between primary distribution, secondary distribution and tertiary distribution

• 4. Regulation of flow and stock