| Actually economic growth and income distribution are the theme of economics forever, just as love and death for literary. This theme have been discussed and researched enthusiastically by the domestic and abroad economic circles, with the result that some influential and classical theories have produced in the economic circles, such as distribution and growth theory of classicism, distribution and growth theory of neoclassicism, distribution and growth theory of post-Keynesianism and distribution and growth theory of Marx. Firstly, those theories are discussed in this dissertation, following that is Kuznets's theory about income distribution gap and economic growth .It is thought that Kuznets's hypothesis is only a speculation, not the truth, in this dissertation. Secondly, the relation and the function of the economy growth and the income distribution are dealt with, in terms of the combination of the normative analysis and empirical analysis. On the one hand, according to the relative theories of Marks, Linyifu and Lucas and practice, it is briefly analyzed that economic growth will enlarge the income distribution gap, i.e. the existence of the income distribution gap have objectivity, non-short property and extension. On the other hand, after the brief discuss that it is not dependable and advisable to push domestic economic growth depending on the import and export, in views of Keynesian theory (coming from 《employment, interest and currency of theory》 ), it is theoretically analyzed the influence to economic growth from the widening income distribution gap. In this chapter, Keynesian theory is studied and several economic growth points are aroused such as that "the influence of investment is not unique to economy flow", "the growth trap hypothesis", "investment and consume to lay equal stress on" . At the same time of theoretical analysis, it is analyzed the influence to economic growth from the widening income distribution gap according to empirical analysis method with emphasis, that is ,the influence to consumption demand, to investment demand... |
