Xi Doubles Mentions of ‘Common Prosperity’

The video discusses data analysis on presidency speeches, highlighting the increased focus on 'common prosperity' as a policy priority. It examines China's shift in income distribution focus towards higher income groups and the significance of catchphrases in policy communication. The history of 'common prosperity' is traced back to Mao Zedong, emphasizing its enduring relevance in China's economic planning.

What has been identified as a recent policy priority in China's presidency speeches?

• Environmental sustainability

• Common prosperity

• Technological innovation

• Military expansion

What is the purpose of using catchphrases and slogans in China's policy communication?

• To promote cultural heritage

• To set central agendas and mobilize officials

• To entertain the public

• To confuse international observers

What does the 'cross-cyclical approach' in economic policy emphasize?

• Increased taxation

• Preemptive actions and long-term planning

• Short-term gains

• Immediate results

Who initially included 'common prosperity' in party documents?

• Zhou Enlai

• Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping

• Xi Jinping

• Jiang Zemin

Why did the term 'common prosperity' lose urgency during economic development?

• It was replaced by another term

• Focus shifted to letting some people get rich first

• It was achieved early on

• It was deemed irrelevant