Low labor remuneration is a statistical error

Experts believe that the proportion of workers ' compensation to GDP is restricted by the stage of economic development, not artificially overstating this newspaper Beijing News (reporter Be Jingwei) The 17 session of the CPC v plenary meeting proposed the goal of reasonable adjustment of income distribution, in the future will increase the proportion of income in national income distribution, labor remuneration in the initial distribution　　In this regard, Dong Ji, director of the Academic Committee of the Foundation for Economic Science and technology, and Professor Watson of Beijing Normal University gave an alternative interpretation, and he thought that the proportion of workers ' compensation to national income or GDP was too low. Watson published a research report at the Dong Ji Economic Development Foundation's autumn academic salon, making the point. In his opinion, the actual laborer's remuneration should eliminate the net income of peasant households, that is about 44% of GDP, less than developed countries.　　But that still goes well beyond the average developing world, and is also in the forefront compared with the moderately developed countries. Watson believes that the proportion of workers ' compensation to GDP is restricted by the stage of economic development, not artificially. In the context of the appreciation of the renminbi, without the increase in the value of domestic goods and services in the global industrial chain, a reluctance to raise workers ' remuneration will outweigh the gains. In recent years, the wages of low-end workers in China have risen rapidly, reflecting the labor market supply and demand relationship is a more direct and powerful force to determine the remuneration of workers.　　Artificial administrative intervention, including the Government to organize wage collective bargaining often backfired. "The consensus that is easy to form is not the real answer to the problem," Watson said. It's like painless prescriptions are the easiest to adopt, but often the least effective. The reform of income distribution involves the adjustment of people's huge vested interests, and the real measures must be painful. ”