The connotation and realization path of common prosperity Baidu Cloud Download

Resource introduction of the connotation and realization path of common prosperity:

Course highlights:

As we all know, the reform of the distribution system has been called for and brewed by all sectors of society for many years, but there has never been a detailed package of policies. Because it is a truly deep-water reform, it is complex and arduous. It is necessary to build internal consensus, make prudent decisions, explore in practice, and advance in steps. The recent Central Financial and Economic Work Conference made arrangements on promoting common prosperity, which can be seen as an important signal for the reform of the distribution system. The time for the reform of the distribution system is ripe.

From "letting some people get rich first" to "achieving common prosperity" also marks that after more than 40 years of reform and opening up, my country's economic and social development has entered a new stage. Looking around the world, the gap between the rich and the poor has caused serious class confrontation in many countries, fueled populism and anti-globalization, and hindered further social and economic development. Therefore, supporting the basic livelihood of the people and curbing polarization is not only a social, political and moral need, but also an internal driving force and inevitable requirement for economic development. It is an important prerequisite for our country to cross the "middle-income trap". Regarding this topic, we are very honored to invite Mr. Huang Qifan, distinguished professor at Fudan University and former mayor of Chongqing, to interpret it.

Course Value:

Understand the paths and methods to achieve common prosperity

Sorting out the relationship between the first, second and third distributions

Learn the impact of specific policies on business operations and individuals

Course Catalog

01The connotation and implementation principles of common prosperity.mp4

02 Common prosperity requires narrowing three major gaps.mp4

03 The relationship between the three distributions.mp4

04Interactive Q&A.mp4