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| | Income redistribution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Income redistribution, or the redistribution of wealth, is a political policy usually promoted by members of the political left, and opposed, or less strongly supported, by members of the political right. |
 | | They also argue that it will result in a brain drain, and lead to a state where the middle class have to support a large population of unemployed with an ever-increasing percentage of their income, because, it is argued, a slowdown in economic activity will result in higher taxes unless spending is curtailed. |
 | | Proponents of redistribution argue from the Marxian standpoint that wealthier people are exploiting the poor or otherwise gaining unfair benefits, therefore necessitating redistributive practices in order to redress the imbalance. |
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