Experts say soaring prices have disappointed people's GDP growth

BEIJING, December 28 (Xinhua Wang Junxiu Intern Zhanglei) Today, the Chinese research and data center of Renmin University of China released the 2010 Chinese Development Index. The results show that the overall development of China's social economy has steadily increased in recent years, and the Beijing Development Index has remained first for 5 consecutive years, while Shanghai has remained second; Tianjin, Zhejiang and Jiangsu are ranked three and 四、五位 respectively.　　The study also shows that the level of economic development of the region is the largest, but the level of social and environmental development of the regional difference is relatively minimal.　　The China Development Index uses data published by the National statistical department to calculate, including health index, education Index, Living Standard Index, social environment index and other 4 individual indices. Professor Peng Fei, head of the group, believes that there are still many problems and worries in China's development process, such as GDP rising year after year but the income level shows a relative downward trend; China's urbanization development is unbalanced, and the process of urbanization in individual areas is too fast, which has caused some obstacles to China's development. "In the process of urbanization, we should keep a vigilant eye on the high issue of ' urban disease ' and properly solve the problems of environmental protection, traffic congestion and urban poverty in big cities."　　"The possible solution to these problems is to pay attention to the quality of economic growth, promote people's livelihood and environmental construction, pay attention to social equity, the different social strata in the current should strengthen mutual understanding and communication, at all levels of government should pay close attention to the living conditions of vulnerable groups." "Soaring prices will disappoint the growth of GDP, and the rapid economic growth is not only a rise in living standards, but also a rise in living costs, and people will lose interest in the high speed of China's economic growth." "Peng Fei said.