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Which of the following statement best describes the content of the theory of distribution?
The distribution of income among different individuals in the economy
The distribution of income between the Centre and the State Governments
The principle of just distribution of wealth and income
The distribution of income between the owners of factor resources
- The theory of distribution focuses on how income is allocated among different groups or entities.
- Option 1: The distribution of income among different individuals in the economy
- While individual income distribution is an important aspect, the theory specifically emphasizes income distribution among resource owners.
- Option 2: The distribution of income between the Centre and the State Governments
- This involves fiscal federalism rather than the general theory of distribution.
- Option 3: The principle of just distribution of wealth and income
- This relates more to equity and justice rather than pure distribution theory.
- Option 4: The distribution of income between the owners of factor resources
- This captures the essence of the theory of distribution, which examines how income is distributed among land, labor, and capital owners.
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