Group 1 - Steady increase in residents' income is crucial for activating consumption and driving economic growth, as well as ensuring shared development and achieving common prosperity [1] - In 2024, China's GDP is expected to grow by 5%, with per capita disposable income reaching 41,314 yuan, reflecting a real growth of 5.1% [1] - In the first quarter of this year, the per capita disposable income was 12,179 yuan, with a real growth of 5.6% [1] Group 2 - To steadily increase residents' income, it is essential to stabilize employment by creating more job opportunities and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises [2] - Enhancing the adaptability of laborers to job positions is necessary, focusing on vocational training for specific groups such as migrant workers and unemployed graduates [2] - Expanding income channels, particularly through property income and stable capital markets, is vital for increasing residents' financial returns [2] Group 3 - Attention should be given to the middle and low-income groups, with a focus on strengthening social security to alleviate their financial burdens [3] - Issues such as high social insurance contributions and low coverage rates for urban laborers need to be addressed to improve the income situation of these groups [3] - Recent measures include raising the minimum standard for basic pensions for urban and rural residents, which aids in increasing income for middle and low-income groups [3]