Farmers ' per capita net income growth this year is expected to be more than 8% or super urban residents

BEIJING, December 15 (reporter Cheng San) The social Blue Book of 2011, released today by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said that the 2010 per capita net income growth of farmers is expected to exceed 8%, the growth rate is expected faster than city residents.　　China network live Broadcast conference. December 15, jointly sponsored by the Sociology Institute of Social Sciences and social science literature Publishing House, "2011 Society Blue Book Release and China Social Situation Report" held in Beijing.　　The meeting analyzed the major events and hot issues affecting China's social development in the 2010, predicted the social development trend and main problems in the 2011, and officially released the "2011 China Social Situation Analysis and prediction" published by Social science Literature Press. The Blue Book pointed out that 2010 urban and rural residents ' income continued to grow, and rural residents ' income growth is expected to be faster than urban residents. In the first three quarters, urban residents per capita disposable income reached 14334 yuan, after deducting the price factor, the actual growth of 7.5%; rural residents per capita cash income reached 4869 yuan, after deducting the price factor, the actual increase of 9.7%, the average farmers per capita income growth expectancy of more than 8%,　　is expected to exceed the rate at which urban residents per capita disposable income grows. At the same time, the Blue Book also pointed out that the income of urban and rural residents while maintaining growth, income composition has also changed. From 2009, the proportion of wage income continued to decrease, the proportion of transferred income increased. 2009-year wage income accounted for 65.7% of total income, down 0.5% from 2008, with a share of transfer income of 23.9%, up from 0.9% in 2008;　　Left and right continued to rise to 8.5% in 2008, but 2009 fell to 8.1%; Finally, the blue Book points out, it is worth mentioning that in recent years, the income structure of rural residents has been changing, the proportion of household business income continues to decline, the proportion of wage income, transfer income, property income has been increased to varying degrees. The proportion of rural households operating income in 1990 was as high as 75.8%, 2002 was reduced to 60%, and the first 49% in 2009. While the main position of the income of the household income in the rural residents declines, the wage income has become an important source of income increase. For 2000-2008 years, the share of wage income rose from 31.2% to 38.9%, and in 2009 it rose to a new level, to 40%. In addition, the proportion of transfer income in the income structure of 2009 was also larger, rising from 6.8% in 2008 to 7.7%.