Redistribuering
Redistribuering refers to the processes by which a society reallocates resources and wealth from one group to another, typically from higher-income or more powerful entities to lower-income or less privileged groups. The concept is often associated with public policy measures such as taxation, welfare programs, and public spending. It aims to reduce economic inequality, promote social cohesion, and provide a safety net for vulnerable populations.
The idea has roots in political philosophy and economics, with early discussions by Marx, Keynes, and various
Typical mechanisms of redistribuering include progressive income taxes, transfer payments, subsidized housing, universal health care, and
Critics argue that excessive redistribution can dampen incentives for entrepreneurship, lead to higher fiscal burdens, and
Current debates on redistribuering focus on balancing efficiency and equity, addressing growing income concentration, and adapting