0 present participle of redistribute
1 to share something out differently from before, especially in a fairer way:
On the other hand, the choice of substitution elasticities among productive inputs and the rule used for redistributing carbon tax revenue do influence the results.
This is not to say that the new leaders had no intention of expanding the capacity of the economy and redistributing resources more equitably.
Whichever the rationale, redistributing toward the bottom (to a greater or lesser extent) is a common feature across all three regimes.
It is also clear that any redistributing from poor farmers to the seed companies is regressive.
First, note that given the strict assumptions of the second theorem there is no role for macroeconomic policies, except possibly in redistributing initial endowments.
The objective can now be implemented by proportionally taxing wealth or income, and redistributing through a mix of basic income and wage subsidies.
Quite the reverse; the government ensured that they benefited directly from it by redistributing the gains from growth.
This local view may lead to redistributing data before each skeleton application, and therefore be very inefficient.
