The phrase "equitable distribution of wealth" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the idea that wealth should be distributed fairly and evenly in a society. For example, "In order to address poverty and inequality, it is essential to ensure an equitable distribution of wealth among all members of society."
Or is it a matter best addressed by more equitable distribution of wealth?
If we don't have a more equitable distribution of power, there is no equitable distribution of wealth or income.
Denmark, Sweden and Norway are at the top of the list with the most equitable distribution of wealth.
Growing diversification in the economies of the region, however, has not provided a more equitable distribution of wealth.
But growth does not assure the equitable distribution of wealth, and often appears to have the opposite effect, especially in the developing world.
And we have to have some balance in terms of equitable distribution of wealth, containment of contagious disease, access to energy supplies, and development of free markets.
Their challenge is to please international capital markets and internal demands for a more equitable distribution of national wealth, and to do so simultaneously and at a difficult economic moment.
Ms. Gillard's government says the law is meant to achieve a more equitable distribution of the wealth generated by Australia's decade-long mining boom, which has largely shielded the country from the impact of the global financial crisis.
To meaningfully realize social justice, therefore, all the resources at the disposal of human beings must be utilized efficiently and equitably to fulfill the needs of all and to bring about an equitable distribution of income and wealth (Sadeq 1996).
And where the SDGs require governments to reduce illicit financial flows, the Beijing agreement requires governments to analyse and adjust macroeconomic policies, including taxation and external debt policy, from a gender perspective "to promote a more equitable distribution of productive assets, wealth, opportunities, income and services".
