The third distribution, also known as the third distribution, is different from redistribution and the first distribution. Generally, high-paying people rely on charitable means such as fundraising, donations and subsidies to distribute independently. The third distribution is an effective supplement to the redistribution and the first distribution, which is conducive to narrowing the social development gap and improving a more reasonable distribution system. That's what three distributions mean.

Brief introduction of three distributions

The definition of the third distribution (the third distribution) was clearly put forward by the famous economist Mr. Li Yining in the 1990s. According to Mr. Li Yining, the income from providing large-scale economic investment to the market is called the first distribution. The second distribution is that the government departments redistribute the income obtained by profit-seekers from the market with tax policies or policies that benefit the people. The third distribution refers to people's spontaneous donation and transfer of income, such as donation to charity, which is neither the distribution of the market nor the management of government departments, but the distribution of social moral energy. The above are the relevant knowledge points about what the three distributions mean, and the content is for reference only.