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To: Neeka who wrote (3718)	11/1/2001 4:20:36 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 12230

<The gap is reasonable to some extent. On the one hand, many high income earners are high-level management personnel in high-tech sectors. Their gains are commensurate with their ability and job performance. On the other hand, increases in the incomes of the working class have been curbed because of the large surplus of labor force in China. The high income in some state-monopolized sectors has become a prominent issue. In 1999, income in some monopolized sectors is 1.38 to 2.36 times the income in average sectors.> China has got a long way to go if that report is anything to go by. It basically says "Woe is us, some people are achieving a lot". They think that is bad. Hopeless. Mqurice