The Rationalization Research Of China's Income Distribution In Monopoly Sectors

With the rapid development of market economy, various sectors of society are steadily improving their level of income, this growth makes the theorists pay more and more attention to the research on issue of income distribution. Widening income gap, inequality of income distribution has become a focus of attention of the theorists, particularly the large income gap between different industries. At present, due to the existence of administrative monopoly in China, income gap between the monopolistic sector and non-monopolistic industries is widening. Taking advantage of its monopoly position and policy, monopolistic industries keep other enterprises out of the their fields to limit competition, gain high profit by making a high price, thus breaking the system of fair competition, making problem of income gap between industries more serious with each day. How we restrict the income of monopolized industries, and rationalize their income has become an urgent matter.This article is to study the monopoly of monopolies to rationalize the problem of income distribution from the industry point of view. By classifying the monopoly, this thesis would analyze the effect on income caused by different category of monopoly, and analyze quantitatively of the relation between the monopoly and the industry revenue, and give out a method to determine a reasonable wage for the monopoly. Introduction This thesis is divided into two parts:the first part is a brief introduction, describing the purpose and practical significance of the topic, the domestic research, as well as the research method and innovations; the other part is divided into four chapters. The first chapter sets out the theory of monopoly and income distribution, analyzes the effect on the income distribution by monopoly, which is the theoretical basis of the full thesis; the second chapter analyzes the status of income gap between the industries and formation of high-income monopolized sectors; the third chapter, starting with the measure of monopoly, analyzes the correlation between the degree of monopoly and the income level of the industry; secondly, excluding the monopoly elements out of the case, the thesis makes regression analysis on the factors that affect the income of non-monopoly industries, and use it as a standard to calculate a reasonable level of income of monopoly industries; the fourth chapter gives my own suggestions on how to adjust unreasonable income of the monopoly.