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The Main Factors and Methods of the Income Distribution in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic

In: The Distribution of National Income

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  • Antonin Bruzek

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The problem of the distribution of the national income is very important in all types of economies, in spite of the fact that the forms and aims of distribution are different depending on the type of ownership of the means of production. On the one hand it is necessary to examine the question of how the quantity of products produced is or ought to be distributed; on the other, the distribution of income has a great influence on production. In other words, this means that the distribution is not only a question of equity in the distribution of income and of rise in the standard of living, but also an incentive for or a brake to economic growth. Therefore I think that it is necessary to examine the distribution of income from these two points of view. From the human and economic point of view it is not right to maintain excessive differences in incomes, but neither is it possible or useful to introduce conditions of absolute equity in the distribution of income.

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  • Antonin Bruzek, 1968. "The Main Factors and Methods of the Income Distribution in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic," International Economic Association Series, in: Jean Marchal & Bernard Ducros (ed.), The Distribution of National Income, chapter 0, pages 246-254, Palgrave Macmillan.
    • Handle: RePEc:pal:intecp:978-1-349-15245-2_9
    DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-15245-2_9
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