Redistribution Theory

Redistribution Theory refers to the concept of redistributing resources, wealth, or opportunities to create a more equitable society. It often involves governmental policies designed to reduce economic disparities by taxing those with greater wealth and providing support to those in need. This can include social programs, public services, and welfare initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life for disadvantaged populations. The underlying belief is that a fairer distribution of resources can lead to a more just and stable society, promoting social welfare and mitigating the negative effects of inequality.