China's urban and rural income gap widens

As prices rise, urban and rural residents naturally expect income levels to "follow".　　Newspaper reporter Rough Chen Jings Wang Ying at the same time as prices rise, urban and rural residents naturally hope that income levels can "follow." Government and urban residents ' income growth outpaced GDP growth in 2010 years, according to statistics published yesterday by the NBS. The figures also worry about the widening income gap.　　The gap between the per capita disposable income of urban residents and the rural residents ' per capita incomes in 2010 is still increasing at 9.7%, reaching 13190 yuan, while the 2009 figure is 12022 yuan. Rural residents ' incomes are growing faster than urban dwellers. The total annual income of urban households was 21033 yuan, up 11.5% from last year.　　Among them, urban residents per capita disposable income of 19109 yuan, increased by 11.3%, rural residents per capita net income of 5919 yuan, increased by 14.9%. The growth rate of government revenue is much higher than the income growth of urban residents. According to figures released yesterday by the Treasury, China's revenue was 8.308 trillion yuan in 2010, an increase of 1.4562 trillion yuan from the previous year and an increase of 21.3%.　　Among them, the central level income of 4.247 trillion yuan, increase 18.3%, local income growth of 24.6%. At the beginning of 2010, the government set the national revenue growth target at 8%, the same as GDP growth target. Comparable to this, the rate of increase in income of government and urban residents in 2009 is not significant. 2009 Gross domestic product reached 33.5 trillion yuan, a 8.7% increase from the previous year, revenue 6.85 trillion, 11.7% growth, urban residents per capita disposable income of 17175 yuan, rural residents per capita net income of 5153 yuan, the actual increase of 9.8% and 8.5%.