Government adopts preferential fiscal and tax policies for large entrepreneurs and the rich, which leads to uncertain social contradictions due to the widening gap between the rich and the poor
Some economists disapprove of the government's direct assistance to low-income people, advocate that the government adopt preferential fiscal and tax policies for large entrepreneurs and the rich, and believe that the investment and consumption activities of large entrepreneurs and the rich will promote economic development, increase employment opportunities for the poor, and transfer wealth from the upper class to the lower class