The problem of income distribution

The problem of income distribution



6/22/2017 0:00

D. On behalf of the Patriarchs
have long raised the subject of much interest income economists distribution, where allocated to study many of the research and scientific books, have been addressed from the entrances to, inter alia , its impact on the welfare and production as well as its relationship with wealth, and therefore calls appeared to re - distribution of income so as to contribute to the achievement of justice and reduce class differences between the members of the
community.
Some point out that the European countries, the northern ones, especially, enjoying the best distribution of income between the countries of the world and kaafirs it through statistics on the subject, which reports that the richest ten per cent income ratio to the poorest ten per cent in these countries do not exceed (1: 7) , and in some of them, such as Sweden, maybe up (1: 5), it shows a fair distribution of income to a large extent.
In contrast, it varies dramatically when reviewing statistics for developing countries, especially the rentier ones where the difference in the larger countries than in the distribution of income
developed.
Which it misses justice and may lead to many social and economic problems at once, and with the growing phenomenon of violence and international extremism and the immense overlap between political and economic phenomena , it is necessary to review the fairness of income distribution and its relationship to poverty on the one hand and the phenomenon of extremism on the one hand
again.
Concerning the phenomenon in Iraq, the statistics refers to the doubled per capita income of around $ three hundred in 2003 to more than ten thousand dollars today , but the poverty rate is now more than (20 percent) of the total population . This confirms definitely widening income gap between society thus the disruption of social justice, which means there are problems at the bottom of the social ladder
and top.
Where the lower layer suffers from the increasing economic and social pressures and the exploitation of many of their energies negatively on society versus the upper layer deformation as a result of the entry of beneficiaries of government contracts, which means the erosion of two of the most important elements of production only two labor and capital
money.
The dilemmas mentioned require us interest in this subject and study through mutual influences between politics and the economy in general and equitable distribution of income in particular, especially as we establish a new economic phase of the post - Daesh.

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