Distributive policies refer to government actions or programs that aim to allocate resources, benefits, or opportunities to different groups in society. These policies are designed to promote fairness and equality by addressing social and economic disparities.
Related terms
Social Welfare Programs: These are specific types of distributive policies that provide assistance and support to individuals or families in need, such as food stamps or Medicaid.
Wealth Redistribution: This refers to the process of taking wealth from those who have more and reallocating it to those who have less, often through progressive taxation or transfer payments.
Equal Opportunity: This concept focuses on providing equal access and opportunities for individuals regardless of their background or socio-economic status.