The Role, Challenges, and Countermeasures of NGO Participation in the Third Distribution

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The Role, Challenges, and Countermeasures of NGO Participation in the Third Distribution

Liang Xiao 1*
  • 1 Shanxi Agricultural University    
  • *corresponding author 631402070133@mails.cqjtu.edu.cn
Published on 10 November 2023 | https://doi.org/10.54254/2754-1169/30/20231415
AEMPS Vol.30
ISSN (Print): 2754-1177
ISSN (Online): 2754-1169
ISBN (Print): 978-1-83558-081-3
ISBN (Online): 978-1-83558-082-0

Abstract

In the context of accelerated social transformation in China, the consensus on solving social problems through the participation of NGOs in the third distribution has become increasingly clear. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the challenges faced by NGOs when participating in the third allocation from a practical perspective, and summarize a set of practical ideas and countermeasures. This has important practical significance for further solving the issue of social equality and alleviating the gap between rich and poor. Based on the existing 12 papers on NGO and third distribution, this paper analyzes the theoretical role of NGO participation in third distribution, which can be divided into two elements: alleviating the shortage of public goods and low cost and high efficiency. From a practical perspective, examine the current situation of NGOs in the third distribution from the perspective of the "two major factors" mentioned above. It is found that there are still three major problems: the inefficiency caused by "voluntary failure", the imperfection of the charitable tax system, and the constraints of the dual management system. How to solve the above-mentioned "three major issues" has become the key to the efficient participation of NGOs in the third distribution.

Keywords:

China, NGO, third distribution

Xiao,L. (2023). The Role, Challenges, and Countermeasures of NGO Participation in the Third Distribution. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,30,27-35.
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Xiao,L. (2023). The Role, Challenges, and Countermeasures of NGO Participation in the Third Distribution. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,30,27-35.

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References

[1]. Yining Li. Shareholding System and Modern Market Economy [M] Nanjing: Jiangsu People's Publishing House, August 1994.

[2]. Guangzhao Bai. The Third Distribution:Background,Connotation and Governance Path [J] China Administration, 2020, (12): 120-124.

[3]. Ming Wang, Yuxin Lan, Yubao Wang, Ze Tao. The Third Distribution:Theory,Practice and Policy Suggestions [J] China Administration, 2020, (03): 101-105+116.

[4]. Guosheng Deng. The Value and Policy Choice of the Third Distribution [J] People's Forum, 2021, (24): 42-45

[5]. Xin Lu. From Charity to the Third Distribution: Theoretical Analysis, Status Quo and Normative Reconstruction [J] Social Security Review, 2022,6 (05): 102-118.

[6]. Huaqing Yin, Baoming Wang. Building A Harmonious Society Calls for The Third Distribution With NGOs As The Functional Carrier [J] Chongqing Social Science, 2005, (09): 24-27.

[7]. Ming Wang. Non-Government Public Sectors in China [J] China Administration, 2001, (05): 32-36.

[8]. Salamon, Lester M. Partners in Public Service: Government-nonprofit Relations in the Modern Welfare State [M] Beijing: Commercial Press, September 2008.

[9]. Fangfang Yang. The Third Distribution and Philanthropy in the Context of Common Prosperity [J] Social Security Review, 2022,6 (01): 133-159.

[10]. Guangming Zhu. The Meaning, Limitations and Behavioral Choice of Philanthropy Marketization [J] Social Security Review, 2020,4 (03): 129-140.

[11]. Li He. Thoughts on Improving the Tax Policy and Management of Charitable Donations [J] Tax Research, 2022, (12): 111-114.

[12]. Qirui Wang. China's legal system of tax incentives for charitable donations [J] Legal Expo, 2022, (19): 1-4.

[13]. Ming Wang, Qiushi Liu. Analysis on Institutions for NGO Development in China [J] China Non-Profit Review, 2007,1 (01): 92-145.

[14]. Ruijuan An, Wei Qu. Governmental Organizations in China [J] Journal of Harbin Commercial University (Social Science Edition), 2004, (02): 78-80.

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