Author(s)

Jin Bai ¹, Duodan Chen ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ College of Science, Minzu University of China, Beijing, 100081, China

Corresponding Author

Jin Bai

ABSTRACT

As China enters a new stage of development, the goal of the next stage of Chinese-style modernization has been changed to achieving the common prosperity of all the people, which requires the support of scientific statistical measurement of the common prosperity process, and it is of great significance to study the statistical measurement of the common prosperity process. In this paper, based on the multiple connotations of common prosperity, including the degree of prosperity and the degree of sharing, we will construct a statistical measurement index system of the common prosperity process, obtain the common prosperity index and analyse it. First, we conduct text analysis, use crawlers to retrieve relevant literature, draw word cloud map after a series of processing, establish Latent Dirichlet Allocation theme model to get 7 themes, i.e. our secondary indicators: economic development, social structure, residents' income and property, accessibility of public products, people's quality of life, fairness of income distribution, life and health. Then, the index data are standardised, ranked according to the Delphi method and the entropy weight TOPSIS method, to complete the construction of the statistical measurement model and obtain the Common Wealth Index, to synthesise the relevant literature and research, and to analyse and draw the relevant conclusions and recommendations.

KEYWORDS

Chinese-style modernization, common prosperity, text analysis, TOPSIS method

CITE THIS PAPER

Jin Bai, Duodan Chen, Measurement of the common prosperity process in China based on textual analysis. Population, Resources & Environmental Economics (2024) Vol. 5: 36-43. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/pree.2024.050106.

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