Addressing the hardship requires a combination of redistribution and regulation Worldwide redistribution systems don't exist.
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The safe guess is that anti-redistribution billionaire cash neutralizes pro-redistribution cash, and vice versa.
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THAT'S MY ONLY PROBLEM WITH REDISTRIBUTION – FORCED REDISTRIBUTION – IS THAT IT MAY BE OF A SMALLER PIE.
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It feels that, though it might prefer a world with no government redistribution, a basic income is the simplest, least intrusive and least condescending way to provide redistribution if redistribution there must be.
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What the working class needs is not only a redistribution of income, or even a redistribution of power.
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It's a redistribution of pain, and without access to that redistribution, what is hard and horrific can be almost too much to bear.
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Replacing a geographically adjusted subsidy with one that is the same nationwide is a form of redistribution, and redistribution comes with winners and losers.
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Although mathematics and systems analyses can point to wealth redistribution as a solution, the actual implementation of this redistribution is mostly a political issue.
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One might reasonably argue that redistribution of capital from electricity generators to electricity consumers is a good thing — a morally and socially justifiable redistribution.
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"We want a redistribution of jobs from men to women, which means we want a redistribution of money, at the very base level," Giese said.
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In terms of tax redistribution, I think actually right now that it's unlikely there will be any tax redistribution in the next couple of years.
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If voters perceive that the primary beneficiaries of redistribution are from a group that they view negatively, they may be unwilling to support redistribution programs.
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Just mentioning immigration before asking about redistribution reduced the share of respondents expressing support for redistribution, with the biggest drop occurring among right-wing respondents with already negative views of immigrants.
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"Empirically, presidential systems are associated with lower government spending and lower redistribution," Claremont Graduate University's Melissa Ziegler Rogers writes in her book The Politics of Place and the Limits of Redistribution.
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The income tax hikes needed to fund greater redistribution would likely be harmful to economic growth, as would other taxes motivated by redistribution, such as higher capital taxes and financial transaction taxes.
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And so Cruz and Trump's tax and spending cuts would end up a regressive redistribution of money and services, while Sanders's tax and spending increases would be a sharply progressive redistribution of money.
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If redistribution is more important, these voters can choose to support the Democrats (though even Democrats are pretty limited by both historic and international standards in the amount of redistribution they call for).
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If you believe in redistribution, that's very good news indeed.
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Brute redistribution ranked lowest as a definition of the term.
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Changes to redistribution in the individual market are somewhat hidden.
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In Norway the poor became more likely to support redistribution.
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Nonetheless there is not a widespread desire for radical redistribution.
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Redistribution is seen through a racial lens as a result.
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AMERICANS are not known for their love of income redistribution.
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At its heart, the ACA was a form of redistribution.
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But that does not justify limitless redistribution or punitive levies.
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We use politics to solve questions of redistribution within society.
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Public support for economic redistribution has increased in recent years.
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But we can't eliminate the racial wealth gap without redistribution.
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Where there is racism, rising inequality undermines support for redistribution.
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Should those who support income redistribution also support civil rights?
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President Trump's first budget has two themes: redistribution and innumeracy.
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It will require a real redistribution of power throughout the
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And we are now focusing on this redistribution of capital.
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And it shows government redistribution doesn't really change the picture.
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When the UK refused, Mugabe began seizing farms for redistribution.
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It's a massive redistribution from the poor to the rich.
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They expose gulfs between those who favour more redistribution or less.
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JOE KERNEN: But is redistribution the answer or is organic growth?
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Women are more likely to favour redistribution and environmental-protection rules.
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This is an attack on the redistribution inherent in the law.
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In contrast, right-wing respondents' support for redistribution did not change.
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And is this redistribution of wealth kind of part of that?
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It is just redistribution with no idea on how to grow.
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A global economic redistribution system which cannot stand unless America declines.
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That's a redistribution of more than one trillion dollars per year.
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Perhaps one answer is to encourage the geographic redistribution of jobs.
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The first federal income tax paved the way to income redistribution.
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Nor can I delude myself about the nature of our redistribution.
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Basically, many conservative intellectuals have come to terms with income redistribution.
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Once the in-person realignment concludes, there's the early vote redistribution.
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Once the in-person realignment concludes, there's the early vote redistribution.
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The country's strong fiscal position left room for further redistribution efforts.
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"The views on redistribution and immigrants are quite correlated," she says.
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In this context, Zimbabwe's land redistribution program was a Rubicon moment.
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What they need most of all is a redistribution of work.
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Economic growth first, redistribution and beefing up the safety net second.
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What you need is a big state in terms of redistribution.
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In developed countries, redistribution is often treated as an ideological question, turning on the question of whether a gulf between the rich and the rest is unfair, and on the effects of redistribution on incentives to work.
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I look at it like it's wealth redistribution, but the wrong way.
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Mr Yglesias portrays Obamacare's redistribution as flowing primarily from rich to poor.
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A bigger factor is the regime's redistribution of wealth to the elite.
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What many Americans hate is redistribution to folk they see as feckless.
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John Harwood: What role, in your philosophy, does redistribution of income take?
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University of Chicago economics professor Casey Mulligan calls this the redistribution recession.
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State-led redistribution would do little harm, and has barely been attempted.
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One way to rectify this situation is through the redistribution of capital.
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Relying on redistribution alone is too simplistic, and is doomed to failure.
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It focuses, in other words, on the distribution and redistribution of wealth.
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"People are talking about this is a redistribution of wealth," Steyer said.
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Where does the redistribution of waste food fit in with the solution?
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"I view it as a geographic redistribution of wealth," Mr. Zeldin said.
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For the Davos set, questions of redistribution are apparently off the table.
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But redistribution will not be effective unless productivity is also invested in.
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The ECB is stealthily extending its mandate beyond price stability to redistribution.
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There is no such infrastructure when it comes to taxes and redistribution.
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The protests are a cry for more redistribution and better public services.
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The tales of Robin Hood are a romanticized version of wealth redistribution.
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As this new data shows, it's not that simple redistribution doesn't work.
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Some of them are well-known, such as shrinking muscles and fluid redistribution.
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There can be no reconciliation without a reallocation or a redistribution of resources.
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Today, the veil of ignorance is commonly used to argue for more redistribution.
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For the economy as a whole, it amounts to a redistribution of resources.
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Include these, and the French redistribution system still works, but rather less well.
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What they still like is the income redistribution that came with those policies.
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The truth, though, is that the U.B.I. is — yes — a form of redistribution.
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The agreement is a massive redistribution of United States wealth to other countries.
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But a thicket of regulations in Obamacare has made this redistribution more dramatic.
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If Obamacare's redistribution mechanisms survive, these rising costs will be felt more broadly.
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The success of land redistribution in Besters is the anomaly, not the norm.
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As American politics has become increasingly polarized, redistribution has become a dirty word.
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There will be new demands for wealth redistribution, with particular venom for lenders.
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I supported and now believe in the public policies that accomplished this redistribution.
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He also called on governments to consider better income and wealth redistribution policies.
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Their proposed solutions usually involve some combination of increased redistribution, protectionism and restrictionism.
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With the advent of democracy, land redistribution was, in theory, a top priority.
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You're here in Toronto to talk about your book What's Wrong with Redistribution?
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She studies the politics of redistribution, with a focus on attitudes about taxation.
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As Sanders rightly points out, America badly needs a dose of wealth redistribution.
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Programs targeted purely at redistribution for adults do not typically [pay for themselves].
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Sediment redistribution has also naturally raised the height of some islands, he said.
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Opposition to upward redistribution can galvanize support for similar alliances on regulatory issues.
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I suppose it feared that elections might produce administrations keen on income redistribution.
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Corruption and lack of farmer training and capacity remain obstacles to land redistribution.
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RG staff and members see this as part of their commitment to redistribution.
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They have too much invested (and they believe deeply in upward income redistribution).
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She just pulled off "the greatest redistribution of wealth in history," after all.
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But it won't necessarily result in lower costs, just a redistribution of them.
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One answer is that an agenda for redistribution is an agenda for growth.
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It's time to reverse the extreme upward redistribution of the last 40 years.
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"There's a redistribution of burden from the old to the young," Toder said.
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But again, to the extent that nationalism undermines support for redistribution by putting national identity before class identity, Republicans have a strong incentive to make politics all about nationalism — at least to the extent they want to undermine support for redistribution.
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When you hear "wealth redistribution," it's not from the top coming down to us.
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It will likely just see a redistribution of where that money is being spent.
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Like Rocard, Mr Macron unapologetically backs enterprise and wealth creation, as well as redistribution.
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Jacob Zuma, the president, has taken to speaking about the need for land redistribution.
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They can sound somewhat admiring of European social democracy and its systems of redistribution.
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Structural policies of market deregulation to increase economic efficiency also have income redistribution effects.
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Trumpcare has little to do with healthcare and everything to do with fiscal redistribution.
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You cannot have that without some redistribution away from a small number of people.
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The once-a-decade redistribution of congressional seats is calculated from states' total populations.
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Bernie's draw is his "dream big" mentality – equating economic reform with redistribution of wealth.
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It can engage in redistribution, taxing high incomes and aiding families with lower incomes.
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With democracy, land redistribution was a major policy priority of the ANC-led government.
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A new Democratic agenda starts with a pro-growth economic agenda, rather than redistribution.
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If class consciousness prevails, the lower classes will strongly support redistribution and vote accordingly.
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Indeed, high levels of both predict the same outcome: less overall support for redistribution.
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TUDOR JONES: CAN I JUST SAY FORCED REDISTRIBUTION IS – THAT'S NOT A GOOD WORD.
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His campaign for housing and economic redistribution in the North met with ugly resistance.
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This aggressive upward redistribution is most explicit in the tax plans moving through Congress.
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DIE LINKE supports universal basic income but focuses primarily on the redistribution of wealth.
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They used to champion workers and unions, high taxes, redistribution, regulation and public services.
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Large new redistribution programs, once enacted, are destined for eternal life on this earth.
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Neither tax nor benevolence has much to do with this minor act of redistribution.
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Altman and Maris offered few details of how to accomplish a redistribution of wealth.
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But if calling "Redistribution" less than cinema sounds condescending, Price addresses the matter directly.
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It's also true that it privileges the metaphysical over the material, recognition over redistribution.
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These include populist policies such as land redistribution which have proved concerning for investors.
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ANONYMOUS One thank you for the redistribution of freebie tickets seems plenty to me.
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But such efforts can only go so far without redistribution of power toward employees.
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Does the analogy apply to the redistribution of wealth, or only of material goods?
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We cannot hold those in power to account without a redistribution of that power.
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There is a tension between immigration and redistribution that the party has yet to resolve.
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Our society likes opportunity because it does not demand redistribution of resources acquired through harm.
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Worse, small-scale redistribution creates inter-group competition that Trump has all-too-easily exploited.
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Mere promises of greater redistribution were insufficient to eliminate such threats; institutional guarantees were needed.
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Studies show that support for redistribution is weaker where racial and ethnic diversity is greater.
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But I am pushing back on the idea that Obamacare's redistribution only hurt the "rich".
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Addressing the hardship increasingly faced by these workers requires a combination of redistribution and regulation.
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The government spends more money each year on security for VIPs than on land redistribution.
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A study from 2015 found that households that had benefited from redistribution had higher incomes.
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The program is failing because its Byzantine redistribution scheme doesn't work in the real world.
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The capital return plan is a part of the company's redistribution of repatriated overseas profits.
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They just think redistribution can happen without the interventions of labor unions and government regulation.
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And the country still has among the lowest levels of food redistribution on the continent.
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"She offers only more taxes…more regulating, more spending, and more wealth redistribution," he said.
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The tissue growth, the fat redistribution, the roundness, the feeling that I didn't have before.
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She is telling people with lower income that change can't come through redistribution and welfare.
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Asia's fourth-largest economy is so unbalanced, it needs socialist redistribution to transform its capitalism.
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In principle, an active government can take the edge off the resentment produced by redistribution.
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The argument that inequality matters little and redistribution mars economic success has always been suspect.
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In this case, the redistribution would end when only Sanders, Biden, and Bloomberg are left.
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Liberal equality, as against the socialist equality of enforced redistribution, eliminates the worst of poverty.
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Suggestions from experts and political pundits include increasing investment in higher education and wealth redistribution.
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Such a proposal seems fanciful today, but so is campaign finance reform, or greater redistribution.
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Overall, the plan does some amount of direct redistribution to poor and low income households.
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Raisi has promised his supporters more cash handouts and a redistribution of the country's wealth.
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If one policy goal has unified the right above all else, it is upward redistribution.
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Rather, they represent a redistribution of existing benefits, from one set of stakeholders to another.
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In a 2018 paper, "Immigration and Redistribution," Alberto Alesina, Armando Miano and Stefanie Stantcheva, who are all economists at Harvard, point to the costs of ignoring majority opinion on public policy matters that affect redistribution — policies that arguably have a disproportionate ethnic or racial impact.
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Republicans, to be sure, seek lower taxes, less redistribution, and fewer regulations over the long haul.
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Does Oprah support a massive redistribution of wealth from the monied elites to the bottom 22018%?
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Under the guise of land reform and redistribution, millions of land-owning Chinese people were killed.
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He says if more people dealt with their own pain, there'd be less redistribution of pain,
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Old-fashioned redistribution would also seek to right the damage already done with taxing and spending.
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Mr Orban is hardly alone among central European leaders in his hostility to refugee-redistribution schemes.
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But we've never had exemptions this large, and we've never had candidates talking about wealth redistribution.
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Divisions have widened between the fiscally disciplined north and the south, which advocates redistribution across borders.
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Yet survey evidence suggests that people are largely opposed to redistribution that is motivated by envy.
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Addressing hardships requires both redistribution and regulation, writes Swati Dhingra of the London School of Economics.
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But polls in America and Britain suggest virtually no growth in support for redistribution since 229453.
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Mr Salvini said the answer was not redistribution of refugees, but the sealing of Europe's frontiers.
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In Mr Anderson's damning judgment, it was "an impenetrable scheme for the redistribution of oligarchic power".
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Iversen and Soskice also point out that the government's economic support extends far past income redistribution.
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A financial transactions tax could stop this socially inefficient redistribution from Main Street to Wall Street.
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Yet this does not look at all like the efficient, lump-sum redistribution of economic models.
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How much does can Shayo's nationalism-over-class-consciousness argument explain current American attitudes on redistribution?
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The only answer, he believes, is massive economic redistribution via something like a guaranteed minimum income.
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Meanwhile, its social engineering — from green energy to wealth redistribution — have made many working families poorer.
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In a democracy, the poor and middle class have many tools to "negotiate" redistribution at gunpoint.
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Sanders has made income inequality and the redistribution of wealth a central tenet of his platform.
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But redistribution alone will not be enough to address the inequality challenge of the 21st century.
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They are capitalizing on wealth inequalities to promote "class struggle" in pursuit of state socialist redistribution.
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The tax bill underscores a political truth: There's nothing wrong with redistribution when it's done right.
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"They're complementary means of redistribution of wealth rather than substitutions for each other," Dr. Christensen said.
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The beneficiaries of upward redistribution are always far more organized than those who pay the costs.
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"Its main purpose is for the redistribution, on a timely basis, of political power," he said.
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They cause cosmetic changes that are difficult to reverse, including body fat redistribution and voice changes.
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There are solutions, but we capitalists don't like to talk about two things: redistribution and regulation.
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"The redistribution of wealth to the richest Americans from everyone else has to end," he said.
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It does not allow for much redistribution of wealth or protection of the most vulnerable citizens.
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But then Fannie's experience taught her not to put much stock in public forms of redistribution.
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Our vision need not be restricted to existing patterns of redistribution across the lines of age.
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These taxes would run into the same political issues around redistribution as the Vermont plan did.
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Lars Lefgren, a professor of economics at Brigham Young University and the lead author of The Other 1%: Class Leavening, Contamination and Voting for Redistribution, emailed me about his research: Individuals are more willing to vote for redistribution when they perceive the recipients as being deserving.
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Dlamini-Zuma has made land redistribution from whites to blacks without compensation one of her main policies.
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It's-, you need to think about how you innovate and grow, rather than constantly think about redistribution.
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Since South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994, land redistribution provisions have been built into the constitution.
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Some of this goes on infrastructure; most is spent on redistribution towards middle-earners and the poor.
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And the economy—typically an instant victim of heavy-handed government attempts at redistribution—has grown healthily.
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Before the financial crisis, government redistribution kept median incomes rising even as wages stagnated (see chart 255).
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Paring back redistribution and other interventions at the same time, in contrast, is a recipe for trouble.
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The Democratic debate is less about Trump and more about redistribution, government intervention and huge safety nets.
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Redistribution of land from big estates to landless peasants should provide a way out of this penury.
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Its allocation for buying land for redistribution has slumped to less than 0.1% of the national budget.
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Chemicals and mining workers union IG BCE said it was time for a redistribution of robust profits.
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I mean, the real masters at redistribution are Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, who redistribute income up.
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The model of economic growth fuelled by the redistribution of growing oil rents has run its course.
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Well the Third Way was all about redistribution instead of fiddling with wage levels and profit levels.
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More generous redistribution, perhaps through an expanded programme of trade-adjustment assistance, could help neutralise some opposition.
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Yet the oft-proposed alternative of more redistribution through income transfers, although better targeted, has consequences too.
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While the 2018 conference addressed income redistribution, the "snag" was finding the proper vehicle to do it.
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" And Robert M. Solow of M.I.T. said, "We are not good at large-scale redistribution of income.
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Critics say the country's once strong agricultural base has been damaged by the chaotic land redistribution program.
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Strong labor unions and inequality-reducing redistribution are more likely to hurt than help a country's score.
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Britain's opposition Labour party on Tuesday took aim at "obscene" billionaires, pledging a radical redistribution of wealth.
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On another block in Condesa, a traffic circle had been converted into a small, noisy redistribution point.
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When the poor are disproportionately concentrated in a racial minority, the majority, ceteris paribus, prefer less redistribution.
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This might lead to a significant redistribution of wealth, most of it going to the developing world.
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But unlike most taxes, the proceeds do not fund public services or redistribution that benefits the vulnerable.
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Mariana Mazzucato wants liberals to talk less about the redistribution of wealth and more about its creation.
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And my job is, as a capitalist, to help prepare our clients for the redistribution of capital.
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This means that the South African government buys white-owned farms for redistribution among the black population.
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Their leaders have traditionally worried that redistribution and social spending would sap their populations' motivation to work.
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But there is no rule to say that only governments can be in the wealth redistribution business.
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The satellites would offer new direct to consumer wireless connections, rather the present system's redistribution of signals.
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Fiscal redistribution reduces the Gini coefficient by more than 7 points in the US and European Union.
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In contrast, fiscal redistribution reduces the Gini by a mere 2.6 points on average in developing countries.
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Upward redistribution is what unites GOP health care policy, tax policy, financial sector policy, and environmental policy.
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"Lula was the poster boy for Brazil, for the redistribution of wealth and social benefits," she said.
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Poverty and inequality do get reduced, though not by redistribution from rich to poor, but rather by redistribution within classes — as the American sociologist Arthur Stinchcombe once put it, from the healthy to the unhealthy, from the young to the old and from the lucky to the unlucky.
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It's always about power—the redistribution of power and resources so that self-determination is a viable option.
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So any redistribution of tax revenues could have a negative impact on much poorer regions in the south.
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To redress the past, land redistribution and restitution has been a stated priority of the ANC-led government.
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But you could also argue that redistribution & investment will be underprovided & collective action problems will generate suboptimal rates.
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If political leaders tried it, they might well find that redistribution is a winner at the ballot box.
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"Democracy, redistribution and inequality", Daron Acemoglu, Suresh Naidu, Pascual Restrepo and James Robinson, Handbook of Income Distribution, 2015.
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Legalisation, argue Mr Reuter and his co-author, Robert MacCoun, would result in "a clear redistribution of harms".
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Mr Xi asserted the Robin-Hood view in Ningxia that regional gaps matter and that redistribution is needed.
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Research suggests that higher levels of "social capital" are associated with more support for redistribution and welfare states.
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When given pessimistic information about social mobility, left-wing respondents became even more likely to support economic redistribution.
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In contrast, average fiscal redistribution hardly changed between 1995 and 2010, while market income inequality continued to increase.
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The Vertepac system feels odd and cumbersome at first, but you quickly get used to the weight redistribution.
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Rather than obsess about redistribution, governments would do better to reduce rent-seeking, improve education and boost competition.
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AI-based services and apps will eventually change most industries, resulting in a redistribution of jobs, Forrester found.
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Given these trends, you can expect a similar redistribution-centered politics to take hold in developing countries too.
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This points to a larger problem: Women will never achieve equality in our society absent major economic redistribution.
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The Century Foundation's Jeanne Lambrew broke down what the AHCA is really about, a redistribution of wealth upward.
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The satellites would offer new direct-to-consumer wireless connections, rather than the present system's redistribution of signals.
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The aim of socialism is liberation for all, which is to be accomplished via the redistribution of wealth.
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The results suggest bad things, generally, with large-scale population redistribution putting intense pressure on unprepared inland communities.
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Have Congo and Zambia pushed the redistribution of resource wealth too far by stifling investment in future production?
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" These low-wage workers simultaneously generated "a redistribution of wealth from low- to high-skilled native-born workers.
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Most importantly, they are capitalizing on income and wealth inequalities to promote their vision of state socialist redistribution.
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Sacred vows by relentlessly secular, 28503st century governments to build a heaven on earth through wealth redistribution schemes.
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Catalonia, with an economy larger than Portugal's, says it receives an unfair redistribution of tax revenues from Madrid.
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The seductive idea of wealth redistribution has proved to be irresistible to the masses discontented by the inequities.
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Unlike Universal Basic Income (UBI) proposals, the Universal Fund does not rely on government funding or forced redistribution.
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"We demand the redistribution of the world's resources on the basis of need not profit," she says, finally.
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Questions regarding redistribution of wealth, private enterprise or concepts like a universal living wage need to be addressed.
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Their argument is simple enough: concentration of power is the problem, so redistribution of power is the policy.
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Instead of radical redistribution, we have yet another generation of Loebs poised to profit from low-wage labor.
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But King&aposs dream ultimately evolved into a call for a fundamental redistribution of economic power and resources.
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But the belief that redistribution comes at the cost of growth has led to an increase in inequality.
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Mr. Mugabe's government, seeing the occupation's popularity with Zimbabweans, formalized it as its fast-track land redistribution program.
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The customers would then choose which ones they wanted to buy, and send the rest back for redistribution.
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The redistribution comes as Beijing is trying to strike a balance between stability and strength in its economy.
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Parliament legalized divorce, cut government subsidies to the Church, and laid the groundwork for the redistribution of land.
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Yael: Looks like they explained what they did with tumblers, shell accounts, redistribution… Y'all happy with the explanation?
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Redistribution increases the resources available to most everyone, and what is growth but an increase in material resources?
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Yet what's crucial to see is that such judgments distract us from any possibility of thinking about redistribution.
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"Schulz wants redistribution (of incomes), for the state to command the economy, more bureaucracy," Lindner told broadcaster n-tv.
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Those who want to shrink government and income redistribution may want to take another look at research like Sacerdote's.
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To redress the past, land redistribution and restitution was supposed to be a priority of the ANC-led government.
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Trump and other Republicans want American voters to fear socialism in 2020 and to beware the redistribution of wealth.
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Most technocrats reckon there should be a cap on the degree of redistribution, as do moderate nationalists in Catalonia.
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They will cause body changes that are not easily reversed, like body fat redistribution and changes in body hair.
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They are more worried about making ends meet and clearing up crime, and more supportive of redistribution and protectionism.
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But the argument for redistribution of wealth goes beyond economics—and its roots spread far beyond the socialist canon.
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So it's not that European social democrats failed to sell their economic message, or that economic redistribution became unpopular.
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This was quickly followed by real changes, including suppression of freedom of speech and redistribution of assets and rents.
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Cutting mass transit fares avoids much of the wealth redistribution moral hazard by simply extending the benefits to everyone.
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But producers and consumers are not the same, and the redistribution of income has real economic and political consequences.
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Economic justice—redistribution and reinvestment—would lower the risk of nuclear war because the two issues are inextricably linked.
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Diamond Reynolds' broadcast this week, and the broadcasts that came after, represent a far more important redistribution of power.
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On the one hand, a massive upward redistribution of wealth and a steady erosion of the social safety net.
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"The outcome of the review could lead to a potential redistribution of any excess cash to...shareholders," it said.
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Shayo's theory is that if lower-income individuals think of themselves as lower class, they will want more redistribution.
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Economists such as Thomas Piketty have convincingly documented the extent of income redistribution and its relationship to union decline.
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JOE KERNEN: JUST TO TRY TO FOCUS BACK ON JUST THE WHOLE PHILOSOPHY, HOWARD, OF MAYBE REDISTRIBUTION VERSUS GROWTH.
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He believes that climate regulations, like communism, are fundamentally about redistribution, and that without competition a nation cannot prosper.
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Nonetheless, HRT can have significant results on people well beyond puberty, including effects like breast development and fat redistribution.
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Can we return to an equality in workers' primary incomes rather than to one brought about by secondary redistribution?
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As we know from recent history, vast fortunes translate directly into political power, and such power effectively resists redistribution.
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Race, the economists Alberto F. Alesina and Paola Giuliano write is an extremely important determinant of preferences for redistribution.
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With respect to economic issues, the liberaltarian proposition would look more libertarian on regulation and more liberal on redistribution.
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The CBO report shows that AHCA is fundamentally a redistribution from the poor to the middle class and wealthy.
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But there is a second kind of redistribution in the plans — from Democratic blue states to Republican red states.
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How will these new abortion laws affect the redistribution of talent to places whose economies prosper from that talent?
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Obamacare required the shifting of some of that wealth — redistribution, as we call it — for an overall healthier society.
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They have two years to spend their allotments, and unspent money is then available for redistribution to other states.
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"The outcome of the review could lead to a potential redistribution of any excess cash to...shareholders," it said.
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For Shlaes, as for many conservatives, socialism has come to describe the redistribution of wealth by any means whatsoever.
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It brings together the water shutoffs, home foreclosures, and redistribution of wealth from the neighborhoods to the downtown corridor.
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American politics has been dominated by a crusade against big government; Denmark has embraced an expansive government role, with public spending more than half of G.D.P. American politicians fear talk about redistribution of income from the rich to the less well-off; Denmark engages in such redistribution on a scale unimaginable here.
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Americans who recalled the Depression and the second world war tended to look more favourably on the redistribution of income.
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Dlamini-Zuma promised a radical brand of wealth redistribution popular with poorer ANC voters who are angry at racial inequality.
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And the child tax-credit is properly seen not just as income redistribution, but also as a subsidy to parenthood.
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"Racial animosity in the U.S. makes redistribution to the poor, who are disproportionately black, unappealing to many voters," they wrote.
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One way to accelerate redistribution would be to release state-owned land, which makes up about 11% of the total.
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For progressive Democrats, economic growth is readily sacrificed to taxation, redistribution – and expanding the size, influence and power of government.
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The first one is how the redistribution of bodily fluids in zero-g impacts our health, and chiefly, our vision.
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And because of progressive taxation and wealth redistribution, the lifestyles of the rich and the poor are not dramatically divergent.
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Voters may like the idea of land redistribution, but not as much as they want good jobs in the city.
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The market isn't going to naturally effect that kind of reduction; it requires government intervention and, ideally, lots of redistribution.
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And there's an example to avoid for anyone favoring radical redistribution,' what is what he calls it, 'it's called Venezuela.
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Harris and others have proposed major redistribution of money to people through the earned income tax credit or other vehicles.
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Many were Marxists who talked openly about political revolution and wealth redistribution in their mission statement, the Ten-Point Program.
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In other words, a rebated carbon tax is a massive progressive redistribution of wealth, from the rich to everyone else.
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It will also require a significant redistribution of supervisory work, following the loss of UK experts from the regulatory system.
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"Unless we have reasonable redistribution to achieve growth, domestic demand will not expand," Edano, 53, told Reuters in an interview.
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The huge progress of the past 85033 years was not built on the back of a socialist, massive-redistribution economy.
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"The outcome of the review could lead to a potential redistribution of any excess cash to its shareholders," it said.
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By the last years of this century, an unprecedented redistribution of wealth could take place, as climate refugees flee north.
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The geographical scope of redistribution will inevitably be limited by popular ideas about who truly belongs within the national fold.
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Mamish said the new facility it would also be a logistical redistribution center that will service local and regional markets.
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Not to mention the social effects of the dramatic redistribution of income toward the wealthy that this tax bill creates.
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He shepherded a $1.5 trillion tax bill through Congress, permanently enshrining an upward redistribution of wealth into the tax code.
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And any remedy would entail either the redistribution of funds from wealthier to poorer districts or an increase in taxes.
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In other words, race and racism help mold the views of many Americans toward inequality and income and wealth redistribution.
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So it would not provoke many Americans' deep-seated mistrust of big government as much as calls for redistribution would.
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There are genuinely serious questions at stake right now about civil rights, debt, redistribution and the future of state power.
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That redistribution of money means that some states would come out as big winners, but others would absorb big reductions.
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If voters think that a higher share of immigrants than natives are freeloaders, that will also reduce support for redistribution.
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Evidence suggests that higher levels of redistribution don't have a big impact on growth, at least not in extreme circumstances.
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Brexit will also require a significant redistribution of supervisory work, following the loss of UK experts from the regulatory system.
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Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, which financed the cultural plan's research, said this kind of redistribution makes sense.
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They sought to resolve some of the issues that riders had: long lines and the constant redistribution of the headsets.
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Yet most successful capitalists systems acknowledge that without rule of law, empathy, and redistribution of income, we lose the script.
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Managers take responsibility for workload redistribution and might organize flowers or a donation in honor of the coworker's deceased relative.
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That will not enlarge economic surplus by incentivizing the private investment necessary for productivity and income growth necessary for redistribution.
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Trump in October 2018 had ordered Interior to reconsider the scientific evidence that helped bar redistribution of the state's water.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop put it, there's no hiding it: "It's a massive redistribution from the poor to the rich."
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Sure, we lend money and force the country to gut itself, but a loan is not a redistribution of wealth.
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Rich people, for example, are not interested in wealth redistribution or taxing the rich more, even if most voters are.
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But only recently has data made clear just how limited the impact of government redistribution in many developing countries is.
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Surprisingly, even IMF economists concluded that the combined direct and indirect effects of redistribution are on average good for growth.
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Redistribution is possible right now and could accomplish that goal much faster — and be good for future growth and prosperity.
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Graham-Cassidy's defunding of the Medicaid expansion, coupled with its redistribution of Affordable Care Act funds, hasn't won over key senators.
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I'm not arguing that a multi-millionaire buying expensive jewelry for a few members of her inner circle constitutes wealth redistribution.
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By taking part, Britain has forced the EU to postpone the redistribution of 27 of 73 UK seats to other countries.
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And there's a distinguished philosophical tradition of arguing that regressive tax cuts are morally good and income redistribution is morally wrong.
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He also discusses the difficult problem of geographic income inequality and how "redistribution" has become a dirty word in American politics.
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Ignoring public pensions, America's biggest federal redistribution programme is Medicare, which offers free health insurance to over-65s of any income.
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"I view the elimination of the deduction as a geographic redistribution of wealth, picking winners and losers," New York Republican Rep.
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" On migration "Our aim has to be to stop people at our outer borders and not endlessly discuss redistribution within Europe.
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But that kind of wealth redistribution would be a very radical step — not the kind of thing Google is announcing today.
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Many economic changes, though, require more than just national redistribution, if the losers are concentrated on one side of the border.
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Assuming Sanders's campaign is unsuccessful, it's unclear if those who strongly support wealth redistribution would move to Clinton or to Trump.
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It just means your average college lecturer is pro-EU, politely liberal, and in favor of some sort of economic redistribution.
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People are only willing to support redistribution if they believe their tax dollars are going to people they can sympathize with.
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From then on, the party has carefully buttressed calls to love freedom with appeals to resent redistribution, especially to the undeserving.
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It has also been rattle by worries over the central bank's future independence and by plans for the redistribution of land.
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They amount to a historic rolling-back of the welfare state, and a massive redistribution of wealth up the income ladder.
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"There could be redistribution of power between the president, the parliament and the government," Nazarbayev said at the same polling station.
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If the EU redistribution scheme is not yet working, he says, this is simply because refugees prefer to go to Germany.
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Lately there's been more and more talk of Presidential candidates and politicians about this idea of wealth redistribution through taxation primarily.
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And with that demographic profile, a modest-sized welfare state (mostly based on redistribution from workers to retirees) is mathematically feasible.
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At the outset of In Our Hands, he admits that if he had his druthers, there'd be no redistribution at all.
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When there is a traditional pyramid, it's feasible to have a modest-sized welfare state featuring redistribution from workers to retirees.
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It is equal to the full amount of the upward redistribution to the richest one percent over the last four decades.
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The Republican regime's admiration for Russian-style leadership playing out here launches the most massive redistribution of wealth in American history.
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Sam Zell, a billionaire businessman and philanthropist, believes the wealth redistribution ideas of far-left Democrats, such as freshman firebrand Rep.
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Moreover, EU investment and economic redistribution has helped produce positive economic growth and prosperity in many of its poorer member states.
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More aggressive redistribution could hasten the end of extreme poverty, and make the elephant chart a little more elephant-like again.
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That relationship is reversed for those who are racial egalitarians, with these folks more supportive of redistribution when inequality is higher.
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Their sustained, invariant agenda has been upward redistribution of income: cutting taxes on the rich while weakening the social safety net.
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By taking part, Britain has forced the EU to postpone the redistribution of 27 of its 73 seats to other countries.
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However, he also seemed to be talking about redistribution of wealth, so I guess it's fair game for a tax conversation.
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They worked on a kibbutz in Israel for a year and together wrote "India Afire" (22012), which argued for land redistribution.
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"The early gains from the redistribution will take a nose-dive 10 years out and we will lose billions," he said.
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It is the most socially progressive and advocates for wealth redistribution — so badly needed here in the post-Celtic Tiger era.
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There is little point in assessing "Redistribution" as a movie, even an experimental one — and that seems to be the idea.
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At Navel, community-led learning groups investigate specific topics, from wealth redistribution, to sustainable art-making, to Black ethics in rap.
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The days when governments could promise perpetual economic growth, with a bit of skimming off the top for redistribution, are over.
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This way, we can be enthusiasts for redistribution and "taxing the rich" without worrying we will have to pay more ourselves.
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Reasonable people can disagree on the benefits of federal welfare programs, the appropriate level of redistribution or optimal cost-cutting reforms.
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Trump in October of 2018 had ordered Interior to reconsider the scientific evidence that helped bar redistribution of the state's water.
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And while he talks a lot about reducing taxes, he never talks about increasing transfers, redistribution, or access to core goods.
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But it's also a very large redistribution of wealth, and will probably require a very large tax to pay for it.
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But redistribution of the fruits of growth to people making less $1.90 a day, or even $5 a day isn't ideological.
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Furthermore, redistribution from a third party bureaucracy is not sufficient; a certification or legal process are not sustainable forms of accountability.
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Their overarching theory: It's time to reject not only the conservative guiding principle that there is always a strict trade-off between redistribution and growth, but also the faith that many mainstream and moderate Democrats have had for the past several decades that efficient markets needed some regulations and redistribution but can largely take care of themselves.
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So whatever you can do to dismantle those power structures through redistribution of wealth and social capital can go a long way.
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Many people want it both ways: not only redistribution but also good jobs, without having to move too far to get them.
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The poorer half of Americans pay roughly as much in taxes as they receive in cash redistribution, in spite of the EITC.
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"I think it's going to be the biggest wealth redistribution event of our lifetimes," said Simpson in a call after the event.
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We want pro-growth agenda, we don&apost want redistribution, we want compromise on health care and we want compromise on immigration.
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The announcement could bolster Booker's reputation as a leading voice on economic redistribution, a position that Elizabeth Warren has firmly staked out.
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A second way the states differ in their treatment of the poor is in their approach to redistribution through taxation and wages.
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Big corporations require big government, as the public demands regulation and redistribution, and big unions, as workers band together to build clout.
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Most of the current cases against the elite are based on money and involve redistribution of assets from one group to another.
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People in places with greater social mobility vote more Republican, but are not more likely to say that they want less redistribution.
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Harwood: Do you think the table is set, politically, for Democrats to embrace in a full-throated way that kind of redistribution?
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Coupled with his proposed tax cuts, these domestic policies would entail a massive redistribution of wealth from the poor to the rich.
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The conversation Silicon Valley is comfortable having — to some degree the conversation Khanna is comfortable having — is about redistribution rather than distribution.
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Today, socialists increasingly include the idea of equality — not just before the law, but economic and social equality — along with wealth redistribution.
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Dlamini-Zuma is associated with a radical brand of wealth redistribution which is popular with poorer ANC voters angry at racial inequality.
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Wittingly or not, Trump's yoking of nationalistic rhetoric and less redistribution fits a larger political pattern, one with potentially powerful psychological underpinnings.
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But if this takes place, those who vote for it will be telling their constituents that they are OK with this redistribution.
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She offers only more taxing, regulating, more spending and more wealth redistribution – a future of slow growth, declining incomes, and dwindling prosperity.
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"When our party has nominated candidates banging the drum for redistribution — such as George McGovern or Walter Mondale — we've lost," he said.
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Kelly emailed back that Among those with inegalitarian racial attitudes, higher levels of inequality are associated with somewhat less support for redistribution.
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" The problems of racial injustice and economic injustice, he continued, "cannot be solved without a radical redistribution of political and economic power.
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Now, contrary to some of the criticism of the article, Douthat was not advocating for "sexual redistribution" or for, well, sex robots.
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"Clinton and Obama focused on boosting growth and redistribution," Gabriel Zucman, a University of California, Berkeley, economist who has advised Warren, says.
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"There needs to be redistribution across Europe," he added, but some countries have resisted a European Union plan to share the burden.
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The core of the bill is a huge redistribution of income from lower- and middle-income families to corporations and business owners.
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Philanthropists need to put their dollars behind a network of organizations to counter the organizational presence of the forces of upward redistribution.
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Government's role in economic planning, social welfare and wealth redistribution was stigmatized as a foe of individual initiative and self-regulating markets.
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Some believe in forced "sexual redistribution," in which a governing body would intervene in women's lives to force them into sexual relationships.
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The mass redistribution is being facilitated by Give Back Box, a logistics company started in an effort to reuse discarded shipping materials.
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A British official argued that a Labour government "without links to former colonial interests" had no "special responsibility" to pay for redistribution.
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The party is heavily focused on welfare spending and redistribution policies and is opposed to tax cuts for higher earners and businesses.
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The myth of a universal middle class allows affluent Americans to deny their privilege, to unfairly hoard opportunities, and to resist redistribution.
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Other social gains made under Morales, including the redistribution of money generated by the natural gas industry, may also be at risk.
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Not even the Clinton administration's welfare reform of 1996, the other notable revision of the American safety net, proposed such a redistribution.
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Moody's said in a research report that plans for land redistribution, preferential procurement and other forms of affirmative actions could deter investors.
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Redistribution may help lift people out of poverty and make for a fairer society, but the economy ultimately sputters out without growth.
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They have no problem with redistribution so long as it is focused on either people who can't work or people who do.
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For hawkish Cold Warriors, libertarianism's glorification of capitalism and vilification of redistribution was useful for immunizing American political culture against viral socialism.
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Perhaps most important, some Democrats have begun pushing for a wealth tax — to reverse the upward redistribution of the past 40 years.
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Drawing from Create Equity's recent post, this panel will consider the strategic and intersecting goals of Diversity, Prosperity, Redistribution and Self-Determination.
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It continues to be widely asserted that developing countries don't have the economic capacity to make a dent in poverty through redistribution.
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It's bad enough that we have a president who oversaw a massive redistribution of wealth toward the already wealthy through tax breaks.
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Progressives also advocate a redistribution of wealth without any long-term plan to fund policies such as Medicare-for-All or guaranteed employment.
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"I think you need redistribution of wealth, there are lot of different ways you can do that," Novogratz told CNBC's "Squawk Box " Friday.
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"At the macro level, the redistribution of wealth back into consumer's pockets will positively impact equity markets," said a State Street vice president.
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Members are more socially conservative than the average Tory voter and, on the economy, are more likely to be against any government redistribution.
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Americans' support for redistribution is no higher than it was in 1990, and the country recently elected a billionaire promising corporate-tax cuts.
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The left sees the state as a means to reduce market inequities, while the right sees government redistribution as a growth-sapping anchor.
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However, this redistribution was short-lived, with President Andrew Johnson rescinding the order and returning the land to white owners later that year.
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In theory, support for redistribution should increase with the gap between rich and poor, as the envy of the have-nots is stoked.
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Some scientists emphasise the scale of humankind's redistribution of species by treating it as an undoing of the mighty work of plate tectonics.
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But equally, few people believe that this is part of a genuine crackdown on corruption rather than an intra-regime redistribution of assets.
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In a way, the shift to focusing on redistribution is just another way in which developing countries have become more like rich ones.
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The more standard liberal approach would compensate for inequalities that emerge from market competition with redistribution via the tax system and social services.
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"Democrats should rededicate ourselves to the core New Democrat principles—opportunity, responsibility, community—the first principles of the Democratic Party," he wrote. Redistribution?
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They call for massive income redistribution, citing America's "immoral" economic system, and even suggest outright property seizures ("wealth taxes") to fix social wrongs.
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In particular, they might find that funding Medicare for All would require a gigantic redistribution of income that could hurt their families' futures.
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This is particularly interesting when considered alongside one of the study's other findings: Tech entrepreneurs also say they favor the redistribution of wealth.
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The distinction between wealth generation across nations and wealth redistribution within a nation, however, is unfortunately alien to a former real estate developer.
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With the president and the first lady on the dais, "he destroyed Obamacare, political correctness and the redistribution of wealth," Mr. Sousa said.
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Dlamini-Zuma has promised a radical brand of wealth redistribution which is popular with poorer ANC voters who are angry at racial inequality.
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Second, he insists that the issues where the rich win despite middle-class opposition are important ones relating to redistribution and economic policy.
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In this address Dr. King spoke about income inequality and the redistribution of wealth, protesting the Vietnam war, and vilifying the White House.
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Maybe the middle class wins occasionally on social issues, but the rich succeed in preventing redistribution and other economic policies they don't like.
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Starting pitchers are compensated better than middle relievers, so if teams rely less on starters, it can lead to a redistribution of resources.
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Looking more precisely at African Americans, the biggest driver turns out to be a decline in support for race-specific modes of redistribution.
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Mr. Mariano vowed to lead redistribution of lands, but his appointment failed to get the nod of congress and he was later replaced.
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They sampled about 24,000 people in six countries (the US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Sweden) for their views on immigrants and redistribution.
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There has been a land redistribution and restitution provision in the country's constitution since South Africa held its first democratic elections in 1994.
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"For three-quarters of a century, Western Australia has had more than its fair share from the system of tax redistribution," he said.
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" Singer added, "The solution to Oakland's housing crisis is not the redistribution of citizens' homes through illegal break-ins and seizures by squatters.
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Poland's ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party won a general election last month, promising generous social spending and redistribution of economic wealth.
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Even mainstream academics are freely discussing ideas around "enforced monogamy" and "sexual redistribution," which are extremist and violent theories of controlling women's sexuality.
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He continues to push the high tax, government wealth-redistribution model that undermines market capitalism, which entrepreneurs, young and old, need to thrive.
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"Aside from the redistribution of wealth, hard to see this changing much," wrote Richard Thaler, who just won the Nobel Prize in economics.
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In the wake of the Toronto van attack in April, George Mason University economist Robin Hanson mused that "that those with much less access to sex suffer to a similar degree as those with low income," and that, in the same way that income redistribution is used to remedy income inequality, a redistribution of sex might tend to the needs of the undersexed.
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However, terror attacks abroad in places like Tunisia, Turkey and Egypt have actually led to a redistribution of tourists to European destinations, experts explained.
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"The president has clearly stated that redistribution of land to peasants and indigenous people is a priority," said Moeldoko, chief of staff to Widodo.
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The administration argued that such redistribution of government funds was allowable given the president had declared a national emergency at the border in February.
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Whatever comes next as a result of the earthquake in politics is likely to be slightly less global and to feature slightly more redistribution.
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The satellites would provide direct-to-consumer wireless connections, rather the present system's redistribution of signals, transforming a traditionally high-cost, low reliability service.
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Redistribution of state wealth, essentially The current paper covers only pre-tax subsidies, which is a limitation of looking only at gas pump prices.
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Liberals have been too slow to recognise the growing divide, and too afraid to argue for radical solutions, especially in terms of wealth redistribution.
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The nomination and redistribution in theater helped the film earn another $33 million, $6.2 million of which came after it won the top award.
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But many elderly people already enjoy comprehensive benefits, and so they fear that any further efforts at economic redistribution will come at their expense.
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"The point of the proposed reform is in a serious redistribution of powers and democratization of the political system as a whole," he said.
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That redistribution of money from less-affluent Trump supporters to wealthy ones complicates the ability of Congress to deliver on "repeal-and-replace" promises.
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The nomination and redistribution in theater helped the film earn another $2800 million, $6.2 million of which came after it won the top award.
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King called for universal health care and education, as well as a radical redistribution of wealth from the top to the bottom, Baldwin says.
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The dispute has rekindled broader fears about investor rights in Russia and some observers have speculated about the redistribution of wealth among Russian elites.
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The Republican healthcare plan, as made clear by the CBO report, is a redistribution of welfare from older sicker people to younger healthy ones.
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This was to be expected from Ryan, who built his political career by framing welfare-gutting and upward wealth redistribution as bold, innovative policymaking.
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The Vermont senator's "revolution" had succeeded beyond progressives' wildest expectations, pushing the party leftward on health care, climate change, economic redistribution, and foreign policy.
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This drastic tax increase is part of larger series of tax increases proposed by Sanders which target the wealthy for purposes of wealth redistribution.
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If American politics impedes any redistribution of trade's spoils, perhaps there is a casefor restoring equity by throwing sand in the cogs of trade.
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"We've got much, much greater demand than we've currently got supply (of food)," said Lindsay Boswell, who heads FareShare, Britain's main food redistribution charity.
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And maybe the families that were wealthy before are still wealthy, and there is no way to have redistribution because it's completely static now.
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Third, very soon after the stimulus expired, a new permanent redistribution began to take effect in the form of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which administers CHIP, tapped into a national redistribution fund of unused CHIP allotments from previous fiscal years.
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Putin, 67, unveiled an overhaul of the constitution in January which the Kremlin cast as a redistribution of power from the presidency to parliament.
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We've had reliance on a boom led by the South East, very limited redistribution elsewhere and no substantial fix to the gutted industrial landscape.
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Their research tackles the question of why public support for economic redistribution has not risen since 1970 despite the large increase in economic inequality.
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Thanks to a redistribution of electoral boundaries, a series of outsider minor parties are threatening to break the stranglehold of Australia's two major parties.
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A separate presidential decree implements rules passed by Congress last year on the collection and redistribution of mining royalties on a variety of minerals.
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Following the 1965 Watts riots, liberal social planners at Columbia University School of Social Work posited a strategy of income redistribution to address poverty.
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Why not embrace aggressive measures and policies that could really change the economy, ideas that aren't just focused on redistribution but also on growth?
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His economic platform is that "no one should be punished"—a not-so-subtle message to billionaires that he isn't interested in wealth redistribution.
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Pre-distribution is less costly than redistribution because it mostly entails regulatory reforms rather than big spending items, like free college or job guarantees.
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Fundamentally, Republicans are suspicious of high levels of redistribution in the health care system and frustrated by generous plans funded by third-party payers.
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"(Sanders) really has made radical, socialistic statements in the past about the redistribution of wealth and the expropriation of the oil industry," Miroff said.
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The International Monetary Fund has also done research showing that there is no clear link between inequality, redistribution, and growth among rich Western nations.
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More broadly, he's motivated by surging interest in Silicon Valley in using income redistribution as compensation for the costs imposed on workers by increasing automation.
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"We have demanded a genuine agrarian reform programme to ensure redistribution of agricultural land and adequate support for farmers," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In other areas of the brain, gray matter volume decreased, possibly due to a redistribution of the cerebrospinal fluid that coats the central nervous system.
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Voters and their elected representatives will have to decide on the possibilities of revenue-neutral income redistribution with an appropriate adjustment of our tax code.
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To seize the opportunity, however, Hillary Clinton will need to transcend the limits of a "populist" message based on identity politics, economic victimhood and redistribution.
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There is almost no net income or wealth redistribution in China, despite its professed egalitarian ethos, and that's a big problem for the global economy.
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This suspicion of redistribution explains how Mr Trump could run simultaneously as populist insurgent and as champion of huge tax-cuts for the highest earners.
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The fourth episode swings from the lovers, cocooned in their newly formed bubble, to the task of post-breakup asset redistribution between Dylan and Abigail.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa, who took office last year, has promised to accelerate land redistribution, improve service delivery and build a million houses over five years.
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FOR DECADES Joseph Stiglitz has argued that globalisation only works for a few, and government needs to reassert itself in terms of redistribution and regulation.
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The weight of polarization and tribalization have eroded its intellectual foundations and left it with no governing philosophy beyond upward income redistribution and social grievance.
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Kuorinki focuses on the outcome of this redistribution, the sense of the line change, leading to varying interpretations, as well as consequent uncertainties and ambiguities.
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Part of the reason Ireland is able to do so much redistribution is that it relies more than most on taxes paid by multinational companies.
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He's fighting for a redistribution of power in society, not just offering charity to the very poor and leaving the existing balance of power untouched.
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Liberal policy solutions to income inequality — typically more redistribution of wealth through tax hikes and increased business regulation — actually harm workers by stifling job creation.
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Social conservatives like Ahmadinejad tend to also be big welfare state and redistribution supporters; that helps explain their support from poorer parts of the country.
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Yes, there is some redistribution in both places, but the general rule is that people are expected to save and invest for their own retirement.
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Three federal redistribution programs that led to insurer lawsuits and bailout attempts by the Obama administration (risk-adjustment, risk corridors, reinsurance) will stay in statute.
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It may be worth considering that wealth redistribution advocates might be wrong to focus solely on income inequality rather than on income opportunity more broadly.
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So when a rational government finances investments, it is choosing between the redistribution risks caused by inflation and the risk of default on foreign debts.
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That leaves nothing off the table, including some sort of income redistribution scheme through taxation, or higher government spending based on Modern Monetary Theory ideals.
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This is the method for redistributing water that is least contentious, and ultimately it can be profitable, which will ensure that this redistribution is sustainable.
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In a few short years a massive wealth redistribution has made a few bold folks very rich and their startups are becoming funds in themselves.
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The satellites would offer new direct to consumer wireless connections, rather the present system's redistribution of signals, transforming a traditionally high-cost, low reliability service.
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High levels of taxation reduce the incentive to work, and redistribution is a "leaky bucket": Moving money around always ends up wasting some of it.
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Those underlying conditions limit life chances for children, as well as for young adults and parents, in ways that government redistribution programs can't compensate for.
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And in today's world, Denmark manages to be very open to world trade, while having very low levels of inequality both before and after redistribution.
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Such benefits and various income redistribution measures help explain why the poverty rate and income inequality in Finland are among the lowest in the world.
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Hacker replied: The evidence is clear that even relatively affluent Democrats are more supportive of redistribution than a typical Republican — at least in opinion surveys.
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It is the promise of giving a better life to the many at the expense of the few, through massive redistribution and massive government expansion.
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If American politics impedes any redistribution of trade's spoils, perhaps there is a case for restoring equity by throwing sand in the cogs of trade.
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"We have demanded a genuine agrarian reform program to ensure redistribution of agricultural land and adequate support for farmers," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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By revising the fee section of Depression-era legislation, we can have equitable distribution of funding and the elimination of redistribution of the budget surplus.
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His tax reform plan, and especially its much lower top rate for "pass-through" business income, implies significant further redistribution of income to the wealthy.
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In 1848, Marx and fellow German philosopher Friedrich Engels, published The Communist Manifesto, which vehemently argued in favor of wealth redistribution to its greatest extent.
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So as far as net job losses are concerned — as opposed to the redistribution of jobs — we are talking about what has happened since 2008.
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However strenuously Republicans may argue that tax reform is about increasing economic efficiency, encouraging investment or promoting competitiveness, tax cuts are always primarily about redistribution.
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"One could say that that bear never died, that he was just taken over by bacteria and insects in a process of redistribution," Guay says.
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One obstacle I hit is that while getting wages up is a hazy and complicated process, redistribution can be done and measured with clinical precision.
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Of course, because inequality grew so much in the past, it could be possible to grow middle-class incomes in the future purely through redistribution.
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Similarly, there is no prospect of governments simply disappearing—but if they did, would an end to their role in redistribution result in greater income inequality?
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Economic growth might be hurt, but the movement of cash in the economy and with it inflation might improve due to a redistribution of money downwards.
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Universality reinforces the idea that free education is not an expedient form of redistribution, but part of a system of collective insurance underpinning an egalitarian society.
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Though the hormones left Alex with some cosmetic changes — redistribution of body hair and fat — Alex says they were necessary to fully solidify their gender identity.
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He cited land redistribution plans after the Mexican Revolution in which peasants were given the titles to small plots and eventually the ability to sell them.
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In contrast, countries with low pre-tax inequality, such as South Korea, manage to achieve low post-tax inequality without doing much by way of redistribution.
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There was no real redistribution of land to former slaves, and both state and federal governments proved incapable of effectively addressing widespread hunger and health crises.
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LESLIE PICKER: So you're saying if there was some sort of wealth redistribution policy put in place, that people would just find ways to skirt it?
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The Obamacare replacement bill currently moving through the House cuts both Obamacare taxes and benefits, resulting in a regressive redistribution of wealth, the Urban Institute finds.
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One can't help but wonder if this unexpected political redistribution is one reason why both the pundits and the pollsters have been so wrong of late.
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This is a great example of a clearly defined policy that will directly reverse some of the upward redistribution of income over the last four decades.
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On the left-right axis are views on economic issues, with the leftmost point signifying total government control and redistribution and the rightmost point anarcho-capitalism.
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Going back to the great populist-labor upheavals of the Gilded Age and beyond, wealth redistribution proposals have long propelled economic reform movements on the left.
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Despite the massive redistribution of water from people, schools, communities and farms in a misguided attempt to save a fish, the fish populations have actually declined.
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In contrast, democratic socialists like Senator Bernie Sanders represent the traditional liberal agenda of redistribution through the tax system as well as generous social-welfare spending.
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Without land redistribution and a measure of material equality, political rights for blacks (and whites) would falter under the weight of planter power and racial caste.
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Polls suggest that an election held today could put Labour in power — and make clear that voters are ready for the party's vision of economic redistribution.
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Any redistribution of waived volumes or lifting of the annual biofuel mandates will upset the oil industry, which dismisses farmers' argument that waivers hurt ethanol demand.
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In other words, even at the peak of their deficit-hawk posturing, all Republicans really had to offer was redistribution from the poor to the rich.
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The breakthrough came from Saigon's de facto recognition of the Communists' own wildly popular land redistribution efforts, implemented across the South years or even decades earlier.
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People have a desire for solidarity that cosmopolitanism does not satisfy, immaterial interests that redistribution cannot meet, a yearning for the sacred that secularism cannot answer.
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With many of them disabled and on Medicaid, they display hostility toward Wall Street, support for redistribution of wealth, and concern about their government retirement benefits.
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With birth rates declining globally almost overnight, there would be a redistribution of the world's population as surrogacy and adoption brought more babies out of developing countries.
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"The agreement is a massive redistribution of United States wealth to other countries," Trump said, arguing the deal would "transfer" American coal jobs to China and India.
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But a global redistribution mechanism like this would be an immense political lift that would have to be driven by a sense of justice and mutual benefits.
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The revolutionary message was hopeful and seductive: peace, bread, power to the masses and not to the plutocrats, radical redistribution of wealth, the transformation of social relations.
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"It's redistribution linked to human capital," Mr Aghion says during an interview on the sidelines of the European Commission's annual SME Assembly in Bratislava in late November.
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While well-managed redistribution at a national level could dampen the overall effects of regional divergence, the geography of weak areas makes this solution difficult to implement.
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One pattern is the boomerang-shaped relationship between views on the EU on one hand, and older divides over economic redistribution and cultural openness on the other.
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The same issue is present with the D10003: no amount of padding or weight redistribution can truly offset the fact that these headphones weigh half a kilogram.
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The president of the party's business board complained that the coalition deal "concentrates primarily on redistribution and has no answer to the big questions in our country".
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Image Credit: NASAThe most obvious effect of fluid redistribution is so-called "moon face"—that puffy-cheeked look that astronauts get after a short period of weightlessness.
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The depth of this stagnation for folks in the bottom half of the distribution is hard for minimum wage increases, higher taxes, and redistribution alone to reverse.
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INGRAHAM: So what you are advocating for is a more, what, generous redistribution of wealth and combination of partial state ownership of industries, a combination of that?
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The meteorological event, a combination of ocean heat redistribution and wind reversal in the Pacific, occurs approximately every two to seven years and has far-reaching consequences.
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As long as economic growth was strong, as it was in the 1950s and 1960s, a hefty dose of redistribution seemed like a reasonable and humane policy.
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He took for granted a world in which capital was brought to heel and trapped within national borders, so that egalitarian redistribution would not stir capital flight.
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The first is to ignore its effects on the distribution of income or wealth, and argue that policymakers should shoot for efficiency and worry about redistribution later.
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Inequality often results from trade over time—some people do well in the market, others less well—and, as a result, redistribution must be an ongoing project.
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When pressed on their preferred measure of redistribution, economists will often cite policies like the earned-income tax-credit, which tops-up the wages of poor workers.
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"Eventually you'll have self-driving scooters to do redistribution," he says, rather than having humans load them in trucks and place them where they'll get rented next.
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These associations show that social inclusion, equal economic opportunity, and diversity in the workplace can and must be addressed by means other than redistribution and welfare spending.
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If you have a plan in mind involving votes and their redistribution, you can find a programmer who can design the machine instructions to produce that outcome.
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" This gives wealthy elites a powerful incentive to stoke nationalism — to, as Shayo puts it, "hype national threats in order to diffuse domestic claims for more redistribution.
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Their obvious purpose—in design if not in word—is redistribution: taking healthcare from low-income families in order to pad the bank accounts of the rich.
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To be sure, Warren has not committed herself to the central plank of this radical tradition—the full redistribution of the wealth secured by such a tax.
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If and when Democrats ever regain power, the tax bill will become powerful tools for escaping a straitjacket that always constricts their big ideas for economic redistribution.
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The Times should not be mimicking a stale charge Republicans make of "redistribution of wealth" while their economic policy is defined by reducing taxes for the wealthy.
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Whether a country's market economy is free — open, competitive, and relatively unmolested by government — is more a question of regulation than a question of taxation and redistribution.
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Democracy is the art of wealth redistribution, the bureaucracy is an interest group and benefit/cost analyses can be shaped to support virtually any outcome preferred politically.
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This was the transformation of an issue that previously would have been seen as an economic redistribution issue into what would be considered a social justice issue.
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An extreme libertarian, Hanson seems to have been using his post to point out what he sees as the ridiculous nature of any form of government redistribution.
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To promote both mass immigration and greater economic redistribution, they must convince more native-born white Americans that immigrants will not weaken the bonds of national identity.
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Indeed, this redistribution fits the narrative of South Korea's meteoric rate of development across all modes of production — industrial, technological, even cultural — over the past half-century.
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Kid Rock has reportedly started talking about wealth redistribution as well as transgender rights after completing his first song throughout his concert series in Michigan this week.
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Dani Rodrik, an economist at Harvard, addressed the Democrats' dilemma in a recent essay for Project Syndicate: In principle, greater inequality produces a demand for more redistribution.
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It is no accident that the Democratic candidate with the best grasp of this election is the one running a spiritual crusade, not an economic redistribution effort.
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In 270, as Mr. Mugabe's government attempted to speed up land redistribution through the expropriation of 2000,22000 farms, Britain reneged on the commitment to finance land reform.
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In Zimbabwe, the redistribution of land had been delayed by the 1980 peace settlement, which gave the white landowners 10 years of protection from any restitution measures.
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It is hoping instead to extend a scheme agreed last month with France, Germany and Malta for the voluntary redistribution of asylum seekers landing on Italian shores.
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KT: Are you worried that the influence of the SPD in a grand coalition would mean more redistribution type of policies, than creation, that you're talking about?
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It is no accident that the Democratic candidate with the best grasp of this election is the one running a spiritual crusade, not an economic redistribution effort.
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The US is an outlier in seeing less redistribution than most rich countries, but even there, the net impact of taxes and transfers is to reduce inequality.
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Fortunately, or unfortunately, depending on how you feel about the redistribution of wealth, these eggs will instead be going to American families in need and food banks.
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That seems to imply a radically stepped-up version of a controversial refugee-redistribution scheme pushed through in 2015, designed to relieve the burden from Greece and Italy.
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High-risk pools are in some ways preferable to Obamacare's complex system of behind-the-scenes redistribution, which is hard on middle-earners who lack employer-provided coverage.
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"The impact redistribution of materials in the lunar environment has modified features that ultimately may be found to resemble those documented in the Martian landslide study," Schmitt said.
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Mr Zingaretti set five conditions: allegiance to the European Union; environmentally sustainable development; changing immigration policy to get Europe involved; more economic redistribution; and fully accepting parliamentary democracy.
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The latest data show that in the year 2017-18 Scotland's public finances benefited from £11bn ($14bn) thanks to the redistribution of UK revenues via the Barnett Formula.
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And according to Jeffries, it was exactly in line with how King had always seen the world, and his longstanding fixation on the radical redistribution of economic power.
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Britain still has among the lowest levels of food redistribution, whereby out-of-date but edible food is redistributed to people in need via charities and food banks.
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On the other hand, it's more surprising, since Sweden has had much more explicit income redistribution than Italy and has a much greater level of measured economic mobility.
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Rome has asked Brussels to coordinate migrant redistribution between member states, a European Commission spokeswoman said on Friday, adding that the EU executive would act to this effect.
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The next big event to watch for in the development of ARPC will be when connected cars trigger a significant redistribution of revenue among the value chain players.
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Now the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is aiming to change the constitution to allow white-owned property to be taken without payment, for redistribution to landless blacks.
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