strategy
Redistributing wealth
Implementation:
At the United Nations' World Food Summit (Rome 1996) the UN the proposal was advanced to redistribute wealth from prosperous nations, like the USA, to impoverished countries in places like Africa, South America, and Asia. Claim:
The financial markets impose extreme punishments on countries that dare to adopt any kind of policy that could eventually result in improved living standards, as exemplified by the abrupt end to the shy redistribution policies adopted in 1981 by Mitterand in France. Narrower:
Sharing productivity gainsDistributing wealth among countriesDistributing wealth within countriesPromoting more equitable distribution of wealth and incomeProviding sufficient relationship between wealth generation and the public good Constrained by:
Accumulating capitalMaintaining disparity in distribution of wealthAbstaining from accountability in the disposal of wealth Facilitated by:
Investigating equitable economic growthStrengthening models on linked impacts of population, resource use and wealth distribution Subjects:
Development → ReformValue Redistribution → Value redistribution
Type Classification:
D: Detailed strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
