Investigating the Impact of Stock Market Liquidity on Income Distribution (Selected from Developing and Developing Countries)

Subject Areas : Journal of Investment Knowledge

zeynab moridi ¹ , shahram fatahi ² , Kiomars Sohaili ³

1 - M.A. (economics), Razi University
2 - Associate Professor, Economics Department, Razi University, Kermanshah, Iran.
3 - Assistant Professor of Razi University.

Received: 2020-03-10 Accepted : 2022-02-20 Published : 2022-09-23

Keywords: Gini Coefficient, Income Distribution, Panel data, Financial markets development, stock market liquidity,

Abstract :

Fair distribution of income is one of the concerns of policymakers in developing and developed countries, and despite the economic growth of world countries and the implementation of various policies to combat it, remains one of the most important goals of economic policymakers in the world. One of the important and influential factors in any society for econoears. Capital market liquidity enables long-term investment by raising small and large funds and providing them to business owners, so stock market liquidity can be a good platform for attracting micro and large capital by reducing the risk of liquidity.According to macroeconomic theories, capital accumulation resulting from capital market liquidity is one of the conditions for economic growth, thereby increasing the income of those who are risk averse and more willing to invest in the stock market and those who are risk averse. And it relies solely on wages and salaries from work The results show that liquidity of the stock market as a financial market increases income inequality and in developed countries and decreases income inequality and increases in developing countries.

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