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Redistribution or Inclusion?

So the students were not necessarily against redistribution. They were against certain kinds of redistribution.

And what of the LDP? Having fallen from power, it will lose its control of the redistribution of government funds.

Redistribution prior to 1977 was done without independent input and subject to the partisan concerns of the government of the day.

For rich countries, income redistribution is much better handled through taxes and benefits system, rather than by government edicts to strengthen unions.

They were against certain kinds of redistribution.

So the students were not necessarily against redistribution.

Launch of position paper Financing Development through Redistribution.

Here is where government must intervene using its traditional tools, taxation and redistribution, as well as complementary policies such as social safety nets and adjustment assistance.

In Pétion's south, the gens de couleur minority led the government and feared losing popular support, and thus, sought to assuage class tensions with land redistribution.

Nevertheless, he did think that redistribution would help secure full employment.

Regulation without redistribution could undermine the EU's legitimacy among the newcomers.

Redistribution in New Zealand happens every five years following the census.

But the welfare state s aim has never been radical redistribution of wealth.

Policies designed to make redistribution more efficient need not hamper growth itself.

The Council shall, in that event, decide when such redistribution shall become effective.

Three fundamental principles sustain most human communities exchange, redistribution of wealth, and charitable giving.

Indeed, a striking feature of Latin America is that very little redistribution currently takes place.

As citizens start relying on redistribution, productive work is discouraged, and real wealth creation suffers.

Redistribution schemes benefit the population if, and only if, they are controlled by democratic feedback.

A third hypothesis to explain Germany s hesitancy is suspicion of the European Union s redistribution machinery.

It would be desirable to analyse the impact of that redistribution on the Organization's activities.

But the government does not shy away from talk of redistribution. Indeed, it has already initiated transfers (such as pension increases for poor retirees), and its policies have contributed to five consecutive years of declining unemployment.

Countries such as China and Russia, with similarly high inequality, have more scope for increasing redistribution.

Whatever the logic of that proposition, it would open the door to much greater income redistribution.

In the US, though, there have been strong political forces arrayed against direct redistribution in recent years.

Russia is a rich country with a poor population, and redistribution schemes work well in such conditions.

Second, Russia s high degree of economic inequality sustains the majority s preference for redistribution rather than private entrepreneurship.

You can complain that redistribution and industrial policy were economically inefficient, but not that they were unpopular.

Concerted redistribution of wealth and income has frequently been essential to the long term survival of capitalism.

Equality has given rise to various forms of the welfare state founded on the redistribution of wealth.

Taxes might rise somewhat in the high income ranges, with the proceeds going to fund entitlements and redistribution.

While economic growth reduces the cost of redistribution policies and additional social policies, it alone will not suffice.

The Economy of Communion offers much more than simply a process for the redistribution of goods and resources.

These measures failed to achieve their objectives of income redistribution and the end of economic dependence on developed nations.

Remotely possible Would require 5 annual growth and redistribution of 0.03 of GDP or growth in excess of 6

Revitalizing redistribution through optimally progressive taxation or voluntary transfer will increasingly be an imperative of expanded social protection schemes.

Zimbabwe had already taken measures to address extreme poverty and ensure sustained food production through its land redistribution programme.

Not surprisingly, those who adhere to such beliefs are more averse to redistribution and welfare, and evidence shows that in the US, those who express more anti minority points of view are also more averse to redistribution and more likely to have less sympathy for the poor.

But these schemes make firms more profitable by making their suppliers, workers, and customers poorer. Accepting such demands makes the government rightly illegitimate in the eyes of the rest of society, which cherishes higher priorities than redistribution in favor of the already rich.

Allende's was considered the first socialist government to be openly elected in the West in the middle of the Cold War with his policies of nationalization and redistribution of resources, he made many enemies among Chile's and the United States' political elite.

But make no mistake what we are talking about here is domestic policy reform and an internal redistribution of income.

A second is the Bush administration s ideological hostility to the modest amount of wealth redistribution implied by the public system.

The argument against European structures depends on hostility to a transfer union that might lead to some redistribution of resources.