Abstract
The relationship between income distribution and long-run economic growth has been a popular topic in recent economic research. Existing theoretical works find either a positive or a negative relationship, but not both. In this paper we propose an inverted-U relationship between initial income distribution and long-term economic growth, and estimate and test the relationship using cross-country data.
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