Sentences with phrase «as wealth redistribution»

Like Cooper, Kendall is «pro-business», placing great emphasis on wealth creation as well as wealth redistribution.

Genorosity not the same as wealth redistribution.

His support for the poor was unequivocal, but he did not champion social programs such as wealth redistribution or guaranteed incomes.

Not exact matches

But, aside from the business part, the grander idea of blockchain industry as a tool for wealth redistribution was central in the event.

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But our interest here is in the stereotypes of Mr. Rorty, and none of these concerns counts as «social justice» in his view since they are not aimed at advancing the redistribution of wealth under the auspices of the state.

If political redistribution reaches a certain level, it must either send the economy into a downward spin (wealth being redistributed faster than it is produced) or dismantle democracy (to prevent those whose wealth is to be redistributed» a population which, as redistribution expands, will be very much larger than the richest group» from resisting).

Most importantly, a book with this sub-title should have included arguments that confront the bishops» working presuppositions about poverty and wealth, the nature of the Christian duty to the poor, and such terms as «economic rights,» «redistribution,» and «social justice.»

Dedicated do - gooders can use their round of events as an exercise in the redistribution of wealth.

It paid as much attention to wealth creation as it did to its redistribution.

A good response as to the constitutional methods of lawmaking in the US, but we also should address the deeper part of the question, as to why US citizens don't vote for an equitable redistribution of wealth.

Taxation was seen as a means to achieve a «major redistribution of wealth and income» in the October 1974 election manifesto.

Because of their focus on justice and virtuous behavior, ethical liberalism supports wealth redistribution policies (such as the New Deal in America).

It is also used for its secondary effects: punitive taxation, taxation used as an incentive (e.g. protectionist tariffs, environmental taxes to reduce pollution, sin taxes on gambling or drugs, financial transaction taxes, Pigovian taxes), foreign policy (tariffs), wealth redistribution (progressive taxation, negative income tax).

In a Guardian article, he writes: «In France, it is estimated only 20,000 out of 20m households pay their wealth tax, yielding only 0.04 % of total wealth in France: as ineffective for revenue raising as for redistribution.

Think of it as a Darwinian redistribution of wealth from thick people in wealthy countries to smarter people in poorer ones...

My wisdom says that all you can get is a redistribution of existing wealth in the system, like for poor to be rich the rich must lose some money, bu as we know its not necessary in real world and all traders can make profit and prosper.

Anti-austerity politicians in Spain are already promising things like wealth redistribution as well as ending home evictions.

The idea of a global carbon tax was urged at the conference as well as calls for massive «redistribution» of wealth.

So, you really do view climate research as evidence - free speculation all with the aim of wealth redistribution from wealthy to poor countries, organized and perpetrated by scientists.

Developing countries had insisted on that massive wealth redistribution as their price for signing any binding document.

The Paris climate accord is all about redistribution of wealth and control over people, as set forth by the United Nations.

As it stands it seems he's saying that wealth redistribution would be an impact of climate policy.

If someone argues for a carbon tax for the simple objective of «redistribution of wealth,» then it would justifiably be categorized as «Marxist.»

The Paris climate deal and the follow - up climate gabfests such as in Marrakech are merely a ruse to market and promote «climate change» as an imminent and dangerous threat in order to promote many of the Left's social agendas like wealth redistribution, power, control and the elimination of capitalism as the dominant system of economic freedom and prosperity in favour of a centrally planned system i.e socialism / communism.

Gelbspan lampoons tea - party activists for viewing climate change mitigation efforts as «as a conspiracy to impose world government and a sweeping redistribution of wealth», yet in a 2012 amateur audio interview, he offers the following insight at the four minute point: (profanity alert)

I now see the whole wealth redistribution (the UN's term, not mine) as a form of green socialism.

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It's about 60's political derivatives, more spoiled children of spoiled children or the disgruntled underclass hoping for wealth redistribution as «justice»;

Another point was that as this current ecomonic system got us here in the first place, a climate change response must have at its heart a redistribution of wealth and resources.

And for others still, efforts to address climate change are seen as a conspiracy to impose world government and a sweeping redistribution of wealth.

Hard to miss the conclusion of his piece, subtle as it might be: redistribution of wealth.

When the conversation turned to tax as a means of wealth redistribution, the response «ranged from threat to bluster to attack», according to the authors.