analysis of aristotles theory of distributive justice research（亚里士多德的分配正义理论的分析研究）.docVIP

Analysis of Aristotle’s theory of distributive justice research Abstracts of thousands of years ago, the ancient Greek society, the widening wealth gap, Aristotle proposed a theory of distributive justice in the conditions can easily cause revolution today, China’s social development while also facing the same problem - the growing disparity gap between the rich and the poor. This paper focuses on Aristotle’s theory of distributive justice, Aristotle allocation from the basic idea of #8203;#8203;distributive justice, in principle, reasonable and limitations of distributive justice perspective theory of justice at the same time to explore the reality of our country, to be a brief analysis of the revenue system. Paper Keywords gap between rich and poor income distribution distributive justice Income distribution system is related to a country’s national economy and the people’s livelihood, the long-term stability of the major issues in the field of economics, the distribution system is the product of labor in the social body how to split the general rationing system in our country, distribution methods are generally classified according to his work and distribution according to capital, and adhere to the principle of work is dominant and a variety of modes of distribution coexist well known, the income distribution system is the cornerstone of building a harmonious society, an old saying: “No scarcity inequality” between rich and poor gap unreasonable to expand is the greatest source of social unrest, if left unchecked, the gap continues to expand, not only affect the authority and impartiality of the social system, even intensification of class contradictions, resulting in social class antagonism and conflict unrest, social discontent, hatred of the rich psychological growth and spread of the visible, the distribution of income has become the most fundamental problems in the economic and social development of a country if the unequal distribution of income,