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Equal share criterion of distribution

According to the equivalent share criterion of the distribution, individuals must: (1) Share income according to personal requirement. (b) All make equivalent shares of output. (3) Each consists of incomes equivalent to their productive output. (4) Receive equivalent quantities of goods.

 

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