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victus00 [196]
2 years ago
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A table shows two approaches to policy.

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Vlada [557]2 years ago
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The Distributive Policy aims to improve the public good and benefits a small group of people while the Redistributive Policy benefits a large group of people and uses tax revenue.

<h3>What is Distributive Policy?</h3>

This refers to those policy that benefits the constituents of one district but whose costs are borne collectively.

<h3>What is Redistributive Policy?</h3>

This refers those policy that aims to reduce economic inequality and promotes sustainable development in the society.

  • Examples are education programme, food relief, social insurance, employability etc

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