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• TITLE: Do Redistributive Policies Affect Economic Growth?

  AUTHORS: Zheng Liu

  KEYWORDS: Income Inequality and Economic Growth

  JOURNAL NAME: Technology and Investment, Vol.4 No.1B, January 17, 2013

  ABSTRACT: To reduce income inequality, redistributive policies are widely adopted by both federal and provincial governments in Canada. Quebec and Canada have a fairer society in OECD countries. However, their economic growth is slower than many other countries. This paper studies how these redistributive policies affect economic growth based on Canadian data for the first time. The growth model is based on standard augmented Solow model and includes several different self-defined policy indexes. Using high quality panel data spanning the period 1982 to 2009 calculated from statistic Canada’s website and Arellano-Bond panel technique, empirical analyses show that redistributive policy is negatively and significantly associated with economic growth. These findings are in accordance with many former literatures and may have important policy significance.