A Study on the Coordination Between Distributional Equity and Economic Efficiency
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Keywords
distributional equity, economic efficiency, coordination
Abstract
Distributional equity and economic efficiency are two critical dimensions of socio-economic development. They are interdependent and mutually influential, together forming the cornerstone of social and economic progress. This paper aims to explore the coordination between distributional equity and economic efficiency, analyzing their inherent logic, historical evolution, and contemporary challenges, while proposing corresponding policy recommendations. By reviewing relevant domestic and international theories and practices, this paper argues that under the conditions of a socialist market economy, achieving coordinated development between distributional equity and economic efficiency is an essential requirement for promoting sustainable economic and social development.
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