Analysis of income distribution effects on investment and savings in China, suggesting structural policy adjustments.
This paper analyzes whether Chinas investment and savings rates are too high by considering the rate of turn to investment and other factors. It also investigates the reasons for the rapid increase in the savings rate by using various sources of data and analytical tools. In particular, much attention is paid to the distribution of income among households, corporations, and the government, and to the labor income share. Policy proposals for structural adjustment are discussed based on the finding of the investigation.
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