Research on the Mechanism and Effect of Digital Economy in Reducing Rural Relative Poverty
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https://doi.org/10.54691/fhss.v3i5.5063Keywords:
Digital Economy; Relative Poverty; Poverty Index System.Abstract
At present, China's poverty alleviation has achieved some results, but there is still relative poverty in some areas. To build digital villages, we will strengthen the "weak links" in poverty alleviation. Through the construction of multi-dimensional poverty index system, the digital economy has a positive poverty reduction effect, but there is some heterogeneity. In the central and western regions, areas with high level of digital economy development and areas with high level of poverty, the poverty reduction effect of digital economy is more obvious. According to the development of digital economy, we should put forward feasible poverty alleviation methods to improve residents' income level and increase employment opportunities, and strive to explore the path of poverty alleviation with Chinese characteristics.
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