Sentence examples for redistributive outcomes from inspiring English sources

By ignoring the fact that international trade sometimes – certainly not always – involves redistributive outcomes that we would consider problematic at home, they fail to engage the public debate properly.

The redistributive effect of the Premier League's £5.1bn TV deal contributed.

Mandated health insurance is redistributive — let us be candid about that because that is the nature of insurance, social and otherwise — but without this mild redistributive effect, the United States will continue its fall to third-world ranking.

This will have a significant redistributive effect.

Clearly the observed effect of organization size on earnings should not be naively attributed to market mechanism because it could also be the result of redistributive mechanism operated in indirect ways, or the outcome could be generated by both the market and the redistributive mechanism.

Importantly for the arguments I am making here, in Europe and North America not only were enfranchisement and/or redistributive social welfare policies an outcome of massive struggles against ruling elites but they were the outcome of transnational social movements for social justice and not nationally contained or oriented struggles.

Of course, all taxes are redistributive, in that they redistribute private resources for public purposes.

Countries that take redistributive measures in order to attenuate inequitable market outcomes do not, on average, tend to grow less rapidly than other countries.

This paper provides further support for an association between redistributive policies and early child health and development outcomes, along with the organization of early child health and development services.

He assailed the Bush tax cuts as "redistributive in intent and redistributive in effect".

Sweden, the country with the greatest redistributive policies overall showed the best early child health and development outcomes.