【新唐人2011年8月13日讯】中国各省区市的《经济数据半年报》先后公布，结果显示，全中国上半年约有30个省份的城乡居民收入增速，全部“跑赢“居民消费价格指数”（CPI）”。对于当局发布的这个结果，很多人表示信不过。下面请听专家是怎么分析的。
大陆《中国经济时报》8月3号公布《经济数据半年报》结果，上半年29个省区市城镇和农村居民收入增速，都超过10%，31个省份城乡居民收入增速全部“跑赢”CPI。
《经济数据半年报》显示，中国上半年CPI增长率为5.4%，居民收入增速几乎都超过了CPI增速的两倍。为此，中国民众不但没有高兴，反而大呼资料造假。
经济评论家草庵居士表示，CPI这个指数，中共多年来都造假。而且他说，整个经济在没有明显增长的时候，居民收入从哪里来增长？
草庵居士：“中共（公布）经济增长到百分之10几的时候，我们看到中国百姓的收入跟世界排名，它还排在100名之外的，所以从这点看，中国（共）政府讲的那些数据的话，它实际上是谎言带来更多的比例，而是不可以采信的。我们要看到城镇居民收入的增长，当我们整个工资的水平没有增长、没有大幅度增加的时候，这个（居民收入）增长基础就非常虚弱了。中共公布了收入增长了10%，跑赢了这个CPI ，实际上这是一个谎言。”
国家统计局内部人士透露，目前很多省份并没有仔细测算：扣除物价上涨因素后的居民收入实际增速，“因为这个数字很难看，所以干脆不公布”。
《新唐人》特约评论员杰森表示，在中国过去的10年发展过程中，统计发现，80%中国人的收入增长是极其缓慢，甚至没有增长。但是它的平均值却每年以很高的数字在增长。
经济评论专家杰森：“它（当局）平均值这样算本身是有问题的，就正常算的话，就是另外一个数据。正常给是：多少人工资增加超过了10%？如果它能告诉这样一个数字，那才是有意义。”
深圳工厂管理人员王先生表示，今年到现在他还没有加薪，他说，今年物价涨的很高，房租今年涨了一倍，他感到通胀压力非常大。
深圳民众王先生：“去年加了一点，今年没怎么加。每一次（加薪）都是5%以下吧。”
深圳工薪阶层的菊小姐告诉《新唐人》，她在公司工作10年了，这几年也都没有加薪。而且外面的房租一直在长，但是薪水却不见长。
北京师范大学MBA导师段绍泽认为，一个政府应该更多的关心低收入者生活的改善，居民收入增长即便是跑赢了CPI也没有多大意义，因为平均值里面包含了更多的低收入者。
段绍泽（北京师范大学MBA导师）：“说不定有一些低收入的人还更多呢！我们财政的钱不应该补贴富人，应该补贴穷人。提高低收入者的最低生活补贴、施行全民的平常的，好比12年的义务教育，或者是全民的基本的医疗保障。”
段绍泽导师和他的学生关心的不是“收入跑赢CPI”，他们担心中国百姓中那些低收入者，他们的生活诉求是否会因为通货膨胀而降低。
新唐人记者梁欣、唐睿、王明宇采访报导。
Fabricated CPI under Attack
Chinese provinces and autonomous regions recently released
their “Economic Data Semi-annual Reports."
The results shows that around 30 provinces’ income growth
rate increased, surpassing the increase of the CPI.
Many people consider these figures not credible.
On August 3, China Economic Times released the results of
Economic Data semi-annual reports for H1 2011.
29 provinces showed income growth rate exceeding 10%,
and the growth rates of all 31 provinces beat the CPI increase.
The China Economic Times report shows that
China CPI growth for the first half of 2011 is 5.4%,
and income growth rates almost double the CPI growth rate.
As a result, the people are calling these figures fabricated.
Economic commentator Cao’an Jushi expressed that
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
has faked the CPI index for many years.
He said when the economy shows no apparent growth,
where did the income growth come from?
Cao’an Jushi: “When the CCP (announced) an economic growth rate of 10%,
we see that Chinese people’s incomes
still rank below the 100th in the world.
This shows that the CCP’s data are faked and cannot be trusted.
We need to look at actual salary growth of urban citizens.
When there are no apparent salary increases,
there is a very weak basis for income growth.
The CCP announced an income growth of 10%,
beating the CPI increase rate. This is actually a lie."
Insiders at the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics revealed,
there are no accurate calculations of the income growth rate
after subtracting the inflation rate,
“because the figures looked bad, so they were not published."
NTD’s commentator Jason expressed, in the past 10 years,
statistics showed that the income growths of
80% of Chinese people are very slow, or even staying still.
However, the reported average income growths
are increasing at a very fast rate.
Economic Commentator Jason: “The way it (the CCP)
calculates the average value is problematic in itself.
For example, how many people’s salary growths exceed 10%?
If it could get a figure like this, then it would be meaningful."
Shenzhen factory manager Mr. Wang expressed that
he had not received a salary increase this year.
He said, the merchandize prices had increased a lot,
and his rent doubled.
He is under a lot of pressure from the inflation.
Mr. Wang: “(My salary) increased a little bit last year;
there is no increase yet this year.
Each time (i.e. salary increase) is less than 5%."
Working-class employee Miss Ju in Shenzhen told NTD that
she worked at the same company for ten years,
and she has not received a pay raise for a few years.
The rent is always growing, but her salary isn’t.
Beijing Normal University MBA Professor Duan Shaoze
Believes that a government should care more about
improving the lives of the low-income workers.
Even if the average income growth beats the CPI increase,
it means very little to the low income earners.
Duan Shaoze: There might be lot of low income people!
The taxpayers’ money shouldn’t be used to subsidize the rich,
it should be used to subsidize the poor.
To increase the minimum living subsidy for the poor, such as
implementing 12 years of mandatory education,
or universal basic health care.
What professor Duan and his students care about is not
“income growth beating the CPI increase."
They worry about the low income earners,
and whether they would suffer because of the inflation.
NTD reporters Liang Xin, Tang Rui and Wang Mingyu.
