What Is a Distribution Policy?
Distributive policy refers to a policy that grants policy recipients certain rights to obtain social benefits.
Distribution policy
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- Chinese name
- Distribution policy
- Solid
- Policies that enable them to obtain social benefits
- Nature
- Public service and public interest distribution
- Function
- Restricted by various interest groups
- Distributive policy refers to a policy that grants policy recipients certain rights to obtain social benefits.
- Distributive policy is a policy for the distribution of public services and public interests. The distribution target is often a specific group. Of course, this group may be the majority or the minority. Distributive policy only produces beneficiaries and does not generate groups whose rights and interests are directly infringed. For example, in order to increase the enthusiasm of farmers to grow grain, China's distribution of grain subsidies to farmers is a distribution policy targeted at specific groups. Direct beneficiaries, but no direct victims. Of course, we can see from this example that distribution policies are often based on government revenue. [1]
- The role of the distribution policy is to restrict various interest groups so that they do not affect or hinder the interests of other groups. [2]