An Empirical Study on Factors Influencing the Third Distribution:Evidence from OECD Member States
The third distribution plays an important role in promoting common prosperity.This paper delves into the significant factors influencing the third distribution by analyzing data from OECD member countries.The research reveals that adjustments in tax policies have a positive impact on the third distribution.However,caution is required to prevent the potential crowding-out effect resulting from government spending when devising fiscal policies.Additionally,the paper conducts an in-depth analysis of charitable mechanisms in five representative countries,providing valuable insights for the development of the third distribution in China.Case studies demonstrate the importance of prioritizing incentives and transparency in charitable mechanisms,enhancing the supervision of charitable project execution,and leveraging the government's guiding role.To ensure the sustainability and stability of common prosperity,emphasis should be placed on developing social security schemes and the charitable system,ensuring their alignment with national laws,policies,and socio-economic operational mechanisms,thereby enabling more individuals to benefit from economic and social development.
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