Based on the spatial level, the distribution of the common wealth level in China is characterized as follows: firstly, in the eastern coastal belt (mainly including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Guangdong), the common wealth level shows a decreasing trend from one level to another and displays a ladder-like distribution pattern; secondly, the spatial distribution pattern stays relatively stable, which is mainly manifested in the local adjustments of the boundaries of the various levels.
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Are spatial imbalances in industrial structural change widening the common wealth gap?
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