分配不公实为权力不均管理（Unfair distribution is the management of unequal power）.docVIP

分配不公实为权力不均管理（Unfair distribution is the management of unequal power） At present, the problem of unfair distribution of income in China is essentially an imbalance of power. What is power? From the etymology, the power of the corresponding Latin or English vocabulary have roughly two kinds of orientation, one is that the Latin Potere, meaning to do something, or has the ability, after the birth of Power English pie. Another view is that the word power comes from the Latin word Autorias, which refers to consciousness and law, and two refers to authority, and derives the English word Authority. In Chinese in the right refers to the original instrument determination of body weight, extension of the verb, meaning that measure. Now, power is extended to a person who influences and controls others according to his own needs. Both the modern Chinese dictionary and the social dictionary all regard power as a power. In the Encyclopaedia Britannica, however, power is regarded as a relation, a behavior of a person or a lot of people, and a change in the behavior of another person or many others. As far as the history is concerned, the scholars of the past dynasties have their own opinions on what is power. The author believes that the so-called power, in terms of access to benefits, in essence, is the ability to obtain benefits. The essence of the reform is the readjustment of the pattern of interests, that is, the redistribution of interests. Therefore, in the case of unbalanced power, the interests of the power should always be shifted to one side of the power superiority. Although the reform may lead to the overall size of the cake, but the proportion of the distribution is always different, especially in the case of greater freedom of competition, the power of the strong side will always be able to obtain a larger cake segmentation ratio. Because of the imbalance of competition power, competition principle and freedom principle often undermine the principle of fairness. In