Study on Digital Economy for Rural Relative Poverty Governance in Anhui Province
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https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v9i1.8776Keywords:
Digital Economy, Relative Poverty, Entrepreneurship Level, Income Distribution.Abstract
Since the 18th Party Congress, the Chinese government has actively promoted anti-poverty strategies and achieved the goal of poverty eradication as scheduled. However, poverty governance is not over, and the problem of relative poverty still exists. By analyzing the development of digital economy and the current situation of rural relative poverty in Anhui Province, this paper further explores the theoretical mechanism of digital economy for rural relative poverty governance. Finally, four measures are proposed: continuously increasing the construction of digital technology infrastructure, developing entrepreneurship support policies, promoting a fair social income distribution system, and actively promoting the urbanization process, so as to establish a long-term poverty alleviation mechanism to address relative poverty.
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